Argentinians Ignacio Copani and Gustavo Maturano join their voices of struggle and hope in a concert in Malaga.

Argentinian troubadours Ignacio Copani and Gustavo Maturano join their voices in a recital this Saturday in Málaga. Under the title 'El pueblo unido', ... the singer-songwriters will unfold their repertoires with themes of struggle and hope, as well as well-known Ibero-American anthems in a sonic journey through the songs that have accompanied and continue to accompany the difficult path of freedom in Latin America. A concert of resistance, commitment, and fraternity that will open doors at 8 PM at the Social and Cultural Center La Nave (Calle Cerrajeros, 9).

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After his recital last year, Copani returns to Málaga and the same stage, this time accompanied by Maturano. With Spanish and Italian origins, the author sings in his compositions about love and everyday life with a very personal style that overflows with humor and a critical spirit, never losing sight of hope. From the strings of his guitar have come songs like 'Cuántas minas que tengo', 'Rebelde sin igual', 'Cuándo será al revés', 'Puede verme', and his first hit 'Lo atamo con alambre', which ironically and complicitly alludes to that very human condition of fixing something temporarily with a piece of wire—a tape or a tie—and that the makeshift remedy ends up staying that way forever.

For his part, Gustavo Maturano, originally from Mendoza (Argentina) but residing in Málaga for years, is another reference in Latin American popular music, with themes that connect with tradition, diversity, politics, and social commitment, such as migration, an experience he knows firsthand. After more than thirty years in music, his name is linked to more than 200 scores dedicated to human rights, activism, roots, indigenous peoples, love, the neighborhood, soccer, or dreams, among others.

The concert 'El pueblo unido', taking place this Saturday, is organized by Casa Argentina de Málaga - Argentina No Se Vende, with a solidarity contribution of five euros.