Olivia Firpo is a girl from 16 years old native of Neuquén. On Monday morning her life changed completely: she went through the Migue Granados, in Olgawhere He shocked everyone with his voice. The young woman performed a song from Luis Alberto Spinettawhich earned him the call to sing in the emblematic Colón theater in the tribute to the “skinny one.”
The young woman traveled from Neuquén to Buenos Aires and was part of a long line of fans who were hoping to compete for a pair of tickets to the “Spinetta Day”, a tribute concert that was performed live this Wednesday in the Colón theater, with YouTube broadcast.
“Barro perhaps”, the Spinetta song that Olivia Firpo chose
Olivia Firpo performed the song «Mud Maybe»launched by Luis Alberto Spinetta in 1982, and accompanied his voice with a guitar. The young man surprised the entire studio and as soon as it finished, Miguel Pomegranates confirmed that I had won a couple of tickets.
The voice of the Neuquén teenager was so shocking that Migue Granados he asked if he dared to sing with the musicians on “Spinetta Day”live. Olivia was surprised for the proposal and it didn’t take even 10 seconds to accept it.
So, this Wednesday Olivia Firpo performed on the stage of the Colón Theater along with several artists such as Abel Pintos, Benjamín Amadeo, Ca7riel, David Lebón, Juanse and Nahuel Pennisiamong other notables.
What was the “Spinetta Day” organized by Olga about?
This Wednesday, the emblematic Colón theater opened its doors to carry out “Spinetta Day”, a tribute organized by Olga, the channel streaming of Migue Granadoswhich broadcast live on YouTube a show with the participation of many artists.
The line up brought together figures from different generations, such as Abel Pintos, Benjamín Amadeo, Ca7riel, David Lebón, Lisandro Aristimuño, Lula Bertoldi, Luz Gaggi, Mery Granados, Nahuel Pennisi, Rubén Goldín, Tripa and Vocatwho sang together with the band led by the musicians who historically played with Flaco Spinetta, such as Baltasar Comotto, Guillermo Arrom, Javier Malosetti, Mono Fontana and Sergio Verdinelli.
