The British musician Sting offered an impeccable presentation Wednesday in the National Auditorium of Mexico City in which there were no songs missing from The Police and reminded the missing Ayotzinapa.
It was about the end of the concert when Sting came out with an acoustic guitar to sing the song "Fragile", in which he wore a white T-shirt that had printed "Ayotzinapa" and photographs of the 43 students disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, in September 2014 .
"Synchronicity II" and "Spirits in the material world", subjects of his exbanda, were chosen by the musician of 65 years to open the concert that began at 21.30 local time.
Before, his son Joe Sumner and the group "Last Bandoleros" were in charge of abrir the concert that summoned to 10,000 people.
Sumner was invited by his father to interpret the song "Ashes to ashes", with which they paid tribute to the late David Bowie.
The concert was a perfect mix of his songs as a soloist along with some he composed with The Police.
"One fine day", "She's too good for me", "Desert rose" and "Fields of gold" as well as "English man in New York" were a sign of Sting's creativity and mastery with bass.
But although his solo repertoire is vast, his followers always go to their concerts to hear the songs of The Police, to which Sting gives them a special place.
In addition to the first two songs, her performance featured "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", "Message in a Bottle", "Walking on the Moon" and "Roxanne", which was the most chanted and most acclaimed and Nor was "Every breath you take" missing.
The concert is part of four concerts that will be offered in this country, Wednesday and Thursday in Mexico City and Saturday and Sunday in Monterrey and Guadalajara, which is part of the tour "57th & 9th Tour", title of his most recent album.
After his trip to Mexico, Sting's tour will continue in Asia with dates in Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong and Japan.
