Chilean singer-songwriter Manuel García is concluding his successful 'Pánico' tour at the Teatro Municipal in Santiago. After selling out all three performances at the National Symphony Hall for September, he has added a fourth and final date with the symphony ensemble on September 13. The tour, which celebrates the twentieth anniversary of 'Pánico,' has already exceeded 80 concerts across Chile and abroad, with sold-out venues throughout the country and major theaters in the capital. The concert features a live performance with his band, revisiting the entire 'Pánico' album alongside other notable songs from his career, including 'La Gran Capital,' 'Témpera,' and 'Medusa.' It also includes works by musical influences such as Silvio Rodríguez and Víctor Jara, blending poetry, romance, social sensitivity, and folk music traditions.
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