EXCÉSIOR notes that in one night in which the threatening gray clouds gave truce, Sir Paul McCartney returned to the Mexican stage to provide their most loyal fans a memorable evening in which his musical history was the protagonist. Full sun with a Forum, the British singer appeared on stage around the 21:15 hours in an elegant dress black suit and accompanied by his trusty bass and his musicians.
The first chords of Venus and Mars, along with Rock Show, Jet, McCartney released issues with the band he formed with his wife Linda in 1971, Wings, made public ovation as the sound escaping through the giant speakers flanking the floorboards.
addition to a horizontal center screen in the background the scene where the videos and pictures mending notes Rusty Anderson, Brian Ray, Paul Wix Wickens Abe Laboriel and issued with their instruments as McCartney sang.
"Hello Mexico City, hello chilangos" were the words that greeted his fans Macca, in English, before All my Loving step.
"Buenas noches Mexico, it's amazing to be here, we are very happy to be here again. Try to speak mexican" he said before Interpreter Letting Go.
Let Me Roll It Over, McCartney showed his skills on the guitar, like Rusty Anderson. In Highway, the roof of the stage, which held an arc of lights, moving in different shapes simulating shapes and lines on the musicians, while multicolor images pro-Heaven II pardoned him uvia and change , and a large moon, gave the delivery of thousands of vassal I showed him only his faithful admiration projects in the central display. With
Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five, Paul returned to the themes of Wings to take a leap back to the classics of The Beatles with My Love and Two of Us. Two of the most acclaimed songs of the evening were Eleanor Rigby, who started singing at Foro Sol after the present chanted "Mexico, Mexico, as well as Dance Tonight, with which young and old danced to the rhythm of song.
With Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Paul McCartney, literally, shook the structure of the Foro Sol, to the point that seemed an earthquake, thanks to breaks of the people referred to Excelsior.
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