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Su actuación en el legendario Lodge Room de Los Ángeles se hace con el reconocimiento de la prestigiosa revista americana.
En diciembre de 2019 la revista Billboard hizo públicas sus listas recopilatorias de los mejores directos del año y los mejores álbumes latinos de la década. Los madrileños Vetusta Morla fueron reconocidos en ambas categorías poniendo así la guinda a una década de récord y dando la bienvenida a un 2020 en el que presentarán su nuevo disco: “MSDL – Canciones dentro de canciones”.
Vetusta Morla comparten reconocimiento con una lista llena de nombres de gigantes del panorama internacional como Paul McCartney, J Balvin, Björk, Vampire Weekend, Bad Bunny, Alejandro Sanz o Calle 13, entre otros.
Este es el porqué en palabras de Billboard:
Best Live Shows of 2019 by Pamela Bustios
A wooden warm-blue-painted staircase took us up to the historic Lodge Room in Los Angeles’ Highland Park for Vetusta Morla’s last of 11 U.S. stops on Oct. 16. The Spanish indie rock band whittled the set down to its most representative hits as part of its Mismo Sitio, Distinto Lugar Tour. Pucho’s platonic vocals treated the audience to a unified recitation, bouncing from pop-rock classics such as “Maldita Dulzura” and “Copenhague” to the hypnotic “Los Días Raros.” Meanwhile, Guillermo Galván’s jagged guitar riffs married David el Indio’s brawny drum set on pounced rock-infused tunes such as “Te Lo Digo a Ti,” “A Veces No Soy Yo” and “Sálvese Quien Pueda.” A crowd-pleasing show, Vetusta Morla injected the beguiled audience with purposeful rock vigor.
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The crowds at Vetusta Morla’s concerts, which have also been called simply “massive karaoke” sessions, ballooned after the release of La Deriva, the Madrid group’s fourth album — setting the stage for Vetusta to claim the title of Spain’s most popular rock band. The opening title track, followed by “Golpe Maestro,” leads the listener down a rabbit hole of guitar anthems and hypnotic ballads that are admittedly hard not to sing at the top of your lungs. — J.C.N.
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