The five Andersen brothers and two friends form this group born in Necochea. They filled Obras and Luna Park with their mix of psychedelia, rock and folklore. The Butterfly Plan will be presented on Friday, May 10 in the Montoya auditorium.
After a successful 2023, in which they performed two sold-out Luna Park Stadiums, they toured Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Ireland and Spain, the band The Butterfly Plan It tours again before performing for the first time at the Movistar Arena in September.
In this opportunity, They will give recitals in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. The return to the missionary capital will be next Friday, May 10 at 9:00 p.m. at the Montoya Auditorium (Ayacucho 1962). Tickets can be purchased at the auditorium box office or through the platforms: Ticketway and Ticket Missions.
This first leg of the tour will also include Montevideo (April 20, Cosquín Rock), Corrientes (May 11), Resistencia (May 12), Paraguay (May 14, Cosquín Rock), Santa Fe (May 7 and 8). June) and Córdoba (July 5 and 6).
New preview
This year They will release their new studio albumof which they already advanced Concentration. The song It combines the song tradition of Argentine rock with a current register, where the presence of synthesizers stands out, nuanced with the accordions and violins that characterize the group.
The song explores love as a refuge in these times. This was stated by Sebastián Andersen, vocalist of El Plan de la Mariposa. “The Concentration is a song to love in a world that is being compressed. Today, she carries the weight of being the first to leave the intimate refuge where the ten remaining songs are still. Therefore, she has that power suitable for spreading wings,” he explained.
Regarding the new path that opens towards the album, he described: “I am happy and complete to be able to release a new work. It is undressing again and risking surrender to the gaze of others. Cheers for the songs that carry us and for the blessing of doing. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.”
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