Soda Stereo paid its debt to El Salvador
The Ecos tour filled the José Adolfo Pineda National Gymnasium for two nights, with Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti live and Gustavo Cerati in an audiovisual recreation.
Soda Stereo said it plainly to San Salvador on social media: “Thank you, El Salvador, for waiting for us for so many years!” The Ecos tour reached the José Adolfo Pineda National Gymnasium on Saturday, November 7 and Sunday, November 8, with two shows by EnVivo Producciones that the promoter declared sold out.
On stage were Zeta Bosio on bass and Charly Alberti on drums. Alongside them, Gustavo Cerati, who died in 2014, appeared as a three-dimensional audiovisual recreation: he moved, danced and even traded greetings with his two bandmates, according to elsalvador.com.
The second night kicked off at 6:23 p.m. with Ecos, the song that gives the tour its name. Nada personal, En la ciudad de la furia and Persiana americana were among the moments when the gym felt most alive, with a good part of the crowd singing and many others filming it all on their phones.
Zeta spoke to the crowd, saying the previous night had been special and that this meeting with El Salvador was long overdue. At the end, Charly thanked everyone for their affection and the audience answered by chanting the band's name.
Prófugos closed the main stretch. For the finale, Zeta and Charly moved to small stages next to the audience to play De música ligera. Zeta tossed picks, they shook hands with the fans closest to them, and people walked out into the rain.
📸 The photos in this gallery come from the official channels of Soda Stereo.