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Por Primera Vez En Méxicoliving Colour México D.F. a 8 de octubre de 2013 Por primera vez en México Living Colour Ofrecerá un único concierto en el Lunario del Auditorio Nacional el próximo 12 de noviembre La banda neoyorquina llega a nuestro país como parte de una gira mundial, que celebra 25 años del lanzamiento de su álbum Vivid Su propuesta musical fusiona funk, heavy metal, hard rock, free jazz y hip-hop La exitosa banda de Manhattan, que fusiona funk, heavy metal, hard rock, free jazz y hip-hop, llega a nuestro país por primera vez para ofrecer un único concierto en el Lunario del Auditorio Nacional, como parte de una gira mundial para conmemorar el 25 aniversario del lanzamiento de su álbum debut Vivid. En su primera visita a México, Living Colour hará un repaso, no sólo de los temas incluidos en su primer disco, sino también de los clásicos de su exitosa carrera, además de que esta banda incluirá en el concierto que ofrecerá en el foro alterno del Auditorio Nacional algunas canciones de su último álbum, The Chair in the Doorway. La banda llega a nuestro país tras una gira reciente por Sudamérica (Argentina, Chile y Brasil), durante la cual tuvieron exitosas presentaciones, entre las que destaca su participación en el festival internacional Rock´n Rio 2013. Living Colour comenzó como un trío compuesto por Vernon Reid (guitarra), Muzz Skillings (bajo) y Will Calhoun (batería). El grupo se formó en la ciudad de Nueva York en 1983. Más tarde se sumó Corey Glover (voz), a quien Reid escuchó cantar en una fiesta, y su última incorporación fue Doug Wimbish, quien sustituyó a Skillings en 1993. Fue Mick Jagger quien los descubrió. El legendario líder de los Rolling Stones se encargó, en 1988, de la producción del demo de la banda, que incluyó los temas: Glamour Boys y Which Way To America. Al poco tiempo, tuvieron su primera gran gira con los propios Stones, de los que fueron teloneros durante el Steel Wheels Tour. 1 En la década de los 80 eran frecuentes sus presentaciones en el legendario club CBGB de Nueva York; fueron portada de todas las revistas de música y sus videos causaron sensación. Giraron por todo el mundo con su disco Vivid, el cual les valió su primer Grammy en la categoría de Best Hard Rock Performance, gracias a su célebre sencillo Cult of Personality en 1989. El álbum fue también Disco de Platino por sus altas ventas. Time’s Up!, su segundo disco, lanzado en 1990, reveló toques experimentales con más arreglos, jugando con la música afro-latina en temas como Solace Of You, la psicodelia en Fight The Fight y un sonido trash hardcore con el tema que da título al álbum. Dos años antes de su separación en 1995 lanzaron lo que sería el tercer y último disco de su primera época, el exitoso Stain (1993). Fue el comienzo de una nueva etapa de éxitos, giras mundiales y ventas. Esta producción se adecuó con el fenómeno grunge del momento. No volvieron a compartir escenario hasta 2003, año en que Living Colour lanzó Collideoscope, tras 10 años sin grabar juntos. Desde ese año, la renovada banda ha hecho varias giras importantes por Europa y América del Sur cada año. Su emblemático hit Cult Of Personality aparece en el videojuego Guitar Hero III, que ha vendido ya más de 14 millones de copias, abriéndole las puertas a un público nuevo. La banda Living Colour se presentará, en un concierto único el próximo 12 de noviembre en el Lunario del Auditorio Nacional, a las 21:00 horas. Los boletos para este concierto pueden adquirirse ya en taquillas del Auditorio Nacional, el sistema Tickemaster, en www.ticketmaster.com.mx y al 5325-9000 Más información: http://www.lunario.com.mx 2 .
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