Paul McCartney’s winks that exploded the Córdoba audience in his last show in Argentina

The excellence of Paul McCartney You can also see it in the small details. In his last presentation in Argentina, in a show of about two and a half hours at the Mario Alberto Kempes stadium in Córdoba, the legendary 82-year-old musician fascinated the audience with emblematic songs from his solo career, from Wings and The Beatles, but also surprised a repertoire of words in Spanish, typical of the Cordoban identitywith which he also received applause and ovations.

“Good evening, Argentina. Hello Córdoba, where are the culiados? Culiados!“, greeted the English this Wednesday evening, after starting the Got Back Tour concert with the songs Can’t Buy Me Love and Junior’s Farm. He thus emulated the phrase he launched on the same stage on May 15, 2016, when performed on the One on One tour.

Subsequently, the singer-songwriter and composer winked again at the local audience with another of his interactions: “Córdoba, city (province) of Fernet and the quartet,” he pointed out in a friendly tone, after pronouncing “cuarto” and “cuartero” to refer to the popular drink.

As in his recent packed presentations at River Plate, on October 5 and 6, the former Beatle delighted those of all ages with other classics: “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da”, “For the Benefit of Mr. Kite”, “Drive My Car”, “Got to Get You Into My Life”, “Getting Better”, “I’ve Just Seen A Face”, “Blackbird” and “Get Back”, as well as anthems “Let It Be” and “Hey Jude”.

As part of the emotional closing at the Kempes, where he performed for the second time together with Justy Anderson and Brian Ray on guitars and vocals, Paul “Wix” Wickens on keyboards and vocals and Abe Laboriel Jr. on drums and vocals voice, McCartney He greeted himself with a saying that led to putting people even more in his pocket: “Bonardo tonight. See you next time“, hill.

The artist will leave this Thursday for Peru, where he will continue his international tour which will end in December 2024 in England. Meanwhile, his stay in Argentina, perhaps his last, made many people happy and confirmed the validity of a legend of popular music, Sir Paul McCartney.