The beloved funk music band that emerged in the heart of San Miguel in the nineties celebrated its XXV Anniversary with a jam that became one of the best nights of the lives of the attendees and the musicians.
In the words of its founder and vocalist Paco Rivera, the event of the year in Saint Michael de Allende, where attendees of all generations did not stop singing at the top of their lungs hits such as “La Rueda”, “You Glow” and “Llámame”.
With acclaimed godfathers like Benny Ibarra and Daniel Habif (former manager of the band), they gave the night that magic that usually arises on such rare occasions. It was with Benny that Paco performed the song “Mi Suerte Cambió” as a duet, which ironically changed the mood of the venue a bit, turning it a little nostalgic, which wouldn’t last long, as the flavor of the dance would return to full force for several hours.
In addition to singing their already well-known and emblematic songs, the group had something up their sleeves as they presented 2 unreleased songs that will be included in their next album, destined to be released in December and which will probably be presented in San Miguel, of course.
The band, which even after the spectacular concert at Foro El Obraje is still vibrating with the shared euphoria of that night, is extremely grateful to all the people who attended and especially to the Dear Mexico Events team for making the event possible.
With comments like “What a great show, they are a great band” or “Congratulations Pilaseca for many more years of great music” they only emphasize the great reception they have received from the public who will not stop supporting them or keeping an eye on future dates and new materials.
We would like to extend special congratulations to Paco Rivero, Pawis (Mauricio Valdez and bassist of the band), Ariel Torres on drums, Armando Servín on trumpet and Uriel Orozco on keyboards, who were in charge of the funkiest event in all of San Miguel, which can undoubtedly only be complemented by the presentation of their new album.
