FMK’s consecrating night: guests, hits and an emotional dedication to his father

In case there was any doubt that FMK was a key player in the national urban scene, yesterday’s show served to clear any of them. With the excuse of officially presenting his first album, “Desde El Espacio”, the 22-year-old artist filled a stadium in the city of Buenos Aires with posters that read “From Neco to the baby world”, one of his most characteristic tags. From the vamos the date looked special. On the lyrics of Enzo Sauthier -his real name- are erected many of the hits of the local movement. From the duo MYA to Emilia and María Becerra, she almost acts as a ghost writer for a lot of artists. Just watch him invent a freestyle hit to understand his talent. Under this premise, it was known that it would be a day full of guests. On stage Duki, María Becerra, Khea, Lit Killah and Tiago PZK, among others. Below, Coscu, La Chilena Belu, Agus Padilla, Emanero, Robleis, and the list goes on.

“Pal carajo el amor” and “Nos fues” were the songs chosen to open the show. With a dance body that did not let him feel outside and showed that each step was choreographed, he stood in front of the crowd with the bearing of a reggaetonero with years of experience. The first guest of the night was Khea, who climbed up to perform “Otro”. “This is amazing for me,” he said seconds before introducing it. “Princesa” was the intermediary to bring the second guest, Emilia, to make “Pal perreo”. The hits continued because hit came “Turn on the camera” with Tiago PZK to put the stadium to delusional. The break was given by a musician playing on the violin the melody of “Although you are no longer here”, one of his most successful sad songs. That was the signal for the FMK fan community to raise the signs that read “From Neco to the baby world”. “Thank you very much to those who did this action, it means a lot to me. Necochea I represent, that’s where I came from,” he said when he saw them.

With “Although you are no longer here”, abbreviated as “AYNEA”, came one of the peaks of the show. It doesn’t take any guests for FMK to shine. He does it on his own. After that climax, Lit Killah he climbed up to interpret “That Message” and “Tell Me” with Dani Ribba. And the most emotional moment of the night arrived.” To be here you go through a lot. Sometimes there are problems with depression and anxiety. You have to feel full to be able to be full, you don’t need anything material,” he started, and continued: “A year and a half ago I was missing my dad and I want to dedicate this show to him. I know that wherever he is he’s going to be 100% proud. And if I were here, I would be here in the front row hugging my mom.” With his voice broken and the stadium chanting his name, he went so far as to sketch: “I want to sing the first song I went with and I said to him ‘I’m going to live off this.'” Sitting on the edge of the stage, he sang “Perdóname”, one of his first songs released back in 2018.

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The intermission left sink in that information, and the return was accompanied by the girl from Argentina to make “Tranquila”. In a similar sonic key, he continued “La Difícil” with the duo MYA and “Hoy volví a verte remix” with Retutu and Migrantes. It’s been more than a year since I moved into a house with three loquitos. Everything started as an artistic project,” he said to introduce “Yo sé que tú” ft Rusherking, Tiago PZK and Lit Killah.He also dedicated a few words to Duki, “someone who nurtured me a lot when I met him” and to whom “we all love them in Argentina because he opened the way for us all.” Then “Tu Nombre” sounded in a more rocker and accelerated version at times, and then made “Interstellar” with C.R.O.After so many fts on stage, the closing was individual but full rag: thousands of papers, lights, smoke, a giant inflatable of an alien, and FMK singing “Gatas” and “Pal carajo el amor” in BIS mode. Thank you very much my people, this was ‘Desde el Espacio’, my first album, my first live show, “he wielded before leaving, consecrated.

Original source in Spanish

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