Guatemalan singer-songwriter Ricardo Arjona will take the Boch Center Wang Theatre stage on Friday, February 23 as part of his Circo Soledad Tour.
Ricardo Arjona’s most recent album, Circo Soledad, was released in April 2017 and immediately climbed the charts to reach the No. 1 slot in more than 16 countries, achieving a Gold Record in Argentina in just one day. In one week, it was No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Pop Albums Chart.
Circo Soledad, Arjona’s self-proclaimed best album of his life, is a journey through the sounds, lyrics, and stories. The production was handled by English producers and sound engineer Michael Brauer, who has worked with the likes of the Rolling Stones, Coldplay, John Mayer, and many others. He recorded in places like England, New York, and Nashville, as well as in Latin American countries like Guatemala and Colombia.
“I never recorded in any place with the intention of making that place the protagonist,” added Arjona. “If this production took me to many countries, producers, studios, and to some of the most important musicians in the world, it was simply out of the pure necessity of having to give that touch of color to each song that I felt was the best and most fitting for it. The Latin American musicians that had never been given an opportunity to participate in an album of these characteristics also played at that high standard.”
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Circo Soledad, calificado por el mismo ARJONA como el mejor disco de su carrera es un viaje por lo sonidos, las letras y las historias. Los colores de los que se viste esta producción van desde el rock donde se dejó cuidar por productores ingleses y el ingeniero de mezcla Michael Brauer ingeniero de Rolling Stones, Cold Play, John Mayer y muchos más, hasta la balada con poder que lo lleva a grabar en lugares como Inglaterra, New York, Nashville y países latinoamericanos como Guatemala y Colombia.
“Jamás grabé en ningún lugar pretendiendo que ese lugar fuera el protagonista. Si esta producción me llevó a muchos países, productores, estudios y a algunos de los músicos más importantes del mundo fué por la pura necesidad de darle el color a cada canción que sentí que era el mejor y el mas cómodo. De la misma manera tocaron músicos latinoamericanos que nunca habían tenido la oportunidad de participar en un disco de estas características.”