CLThe Chilean rock band La Ley, known for their influential work in the late 1980s, is set to perform a special concert titled 'La Ley en Stratocaster & Cuerdas' at the GAM venue. This event will revisit their debut cassette, '1988', through a unique and unconventional interpretation of the six songs originally included in the album. The performance will feature Shía Arbulú, the band's original vocalist, alongside two key members from their early years: Rodrigo 'Coti' Aboitiz and Luciano Rojas. The concert will include three Fender Stratocaster guitars, including two belonging to Andrés Bobe, a significant figure in the band's history. The new arrangements will be handled by musician Sokio, who will blend acoustic instruments, strings, and winds with electronic elements. The project is directed by Germán Bobe, who describes the experience as immersive and cinematic, combining music and visuals. The event is part of the cultural preservation platform 'Volver a La Ley' and will also include a conversation led by music journalist Marisol García. It will mark the release of a new remix album inspired by the 1988 vinyl reissue.
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