After two unsuccessful nights, in which the weather did not allow the show to take place, this Saturday Tini Stoessel managed to present his new album at the Hurlingham Club. Under a clear sky, and with the last rays of sun invading the atmosphere, the artist left behind the anguish of the last few days and sang, along with her audience, the songs of a lock of hair.
Far from the sadness and helplessness that she had recounted in the last two nights, the “Flesh and Bone” performer came out on stage in front of the great Greco-Roman arch that crowned the structure. With a light gray look, with pants, a sweatshirt and a hood, the singer reflected a totally urban style. Another detail that caught the attention of her fans was that the artist started the night with long, brown hair. However, as the songs went by, Stoessel changed her look to show the transition she had had in her life and how each process was related to a different haircut.
This is how he started his show, which lasted approximately 40 minutes, in which he managed to connect with all his fans. A few meters away, hundreds of young people gathered and shouted for their idol. In the crowd, many of them raised their cell phones, with the aim of recording this dreamed day. At the same time, fans showed her posters with the desire to be read by the singer and express her feelings.
One of the most emotional moments of the night happened when the young woman began to sing “Ángel”, the song she dedicated to her father. While she caused euphoria and shouting from her fans, the young woman could not hold back her tears. Among the audience was Alejandro, her father, who was also moved when he realized his daughter’s feelings. The topic was one of the most It caused people to talk on social networks, since the artist had said: “Sometimes, to heal and understand, you have to go back to the past”.
In this track he tells a story in the third person about his father, whom he once again names by: “All the love I have for him and what we experienced as a result of a moment in 2008.” “Ángel” tells what it was like to live with the stigma that Stoessel had after having a television producer father and the supposed “comfortable position”. According to Tini: “In 2008, he basically had to exile himself from the country, and they didn’t even want to hire me.”. Then justice came and, in a very important casting, that of Violetta, I was chosen because it was a European production, not Argentine. It is one of the most complex songs on the album, where I touch on my childhood, adolescence and adulthood.”
With emotion on the surface, the young woman took a moment to address a few words to her fans and give details of the process she experienced. “Let no one tell them that it is too late to talk, no one. “That because I came to say it now, that because I wanted to tell it now, never,” said the singer in reference to the criticism she received for a lock of hair. Then, to close, she also referred to the changes she experienced when publishing this album: “For 4 years I couldn’t sleep alone. “I released this album and started sleeping alone in my house.”
After this first presentation, Tini Stoessel will perform again at 9:30 p.m. this Saturday, to continue her string of shows at the Hurlingham Club.
