Beto Cuevas will bring his Acoustic Tour to the Degollado Theater in Guadalajara.

The iconic Degollado Theater will be the stage where Beto Cuevas, icon of Spanish rock, will offer an intimate and nostalgic concert on November 21st. as part of his Acústico tour, a project with which he pays tribute to his past with La Ley and his evolution as a soloist.

The event represents a special moment for both the Chilean singer and the Guadalajara audience. At 58, Cuevas returns to Mexico with a performance that embraces closeness and authenticity . In this show, the artist revives his most iconic songs, both from La Ley's repertoire and from his individual career, in an acoustic format that enhances the emotion of each track.

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“Acústico was an album made during the pandemic. After all this time we spent locked up, I had a pressing need to be able to play a concert.” "It was really nice to do it," Cuevas recalls. "It was a great idea to do it because it was a tribute album to the famous La Ley MTV Unplugged, which we released in 2001."

That album, recorded at the height of La Ley's heyday, became a turning point for the band and a benchmark for the Latin American rock scene. Today, more than two decades later, Cuevas recaptures that spirit with a tour that has already sold out three consecutive performances at the Municipal Theater in Santiago, Chile, and is now touring several Latin American cities.

In this new phase, Mexico is a key element. In addition to Guadalajara, the tour includes stops in cities such as Mexico City, Mérida, Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez, and Tijuana. In the nation's capital, for example, she will perform on September 3 at the Esperanza Iris Theater, a venue with more than 100 years of history.

In addition to the review of his career, Cuevas also opens up space for new voices. On his album Acústico, he features a collaboration with singer Javiera Flores on the previously unreleased track "Todo es perfecto."

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