Scrambled eggs from Soy Rada: humor, tenderness and magic on a different night

Few weeks left to enjoy Scrambledthe show created and starring Agustin Aristarain, best known for i am rada. After touring the country and abroad with this proposal, this multifaceted interpreter will put himself in the shoes of Tronchatoro in Matilda, the musical. So it is The moment to enjoy a night of humor, magic, songs and interaction for all ages.

Accompanied by two musicians from Hummingbirds (his band) Charly Palermo and Pablo Vignati, Agustin salt of the clásico stand up to deliver a bit of their personal history, give amazing magic tricks, involve the audience on stage (they always participate below) and achieve complicity with everyone present. There are children in the audience of the Multitabaris (Av. Corrientes 831, CABA), teenagers, tourists who come attracted by their magnetism. Yes, because as skinny as he looks, Aristarain fills the stage with funny images, in which he laughs at himself, they are moments of introspection of the artist in which many don’twe can identify them and share the common sentiment.

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He guru who incarnates at one point is perhaps the most smiling, speaking a Spanish similar to the dubbing of Apu from The Simpsons and summoning some spectators to play with him on stage. And everything culminates with the prophecy that he announced at the beginning, when it comes true. An unforgettable creation!
He musical segment is very warm and it is appreciated but The best of the night are the magic tricks, the great strength of Soy Rada since he was a child, which led him to face a family audience first and a professional one later. You can tell that it is his great love and that is how it is enjoyed from the seats, with surprise, shared amazement, participation (because the spectators also do a trick) and joy.

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And when past two show hours with a total dedication of those who are on stage, the final moment arrives, intimate and Chaplinesque, there is nothing left but stand up and clap a lot because the show that he put together and from which he says goodbye while waiting for the next one, turned out to be wonderful, pleasant, even stress-relieving. And we all leave happy to see him, even if it’s late on a Wednesday night and we have to get up early tomorrow. Such is the feeling of fullness what leaves

Con functions of wednesday to sunday at 9:00 p.m. (and two on Saturdays, 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.) they have the opportunity to enjoy or discover it, if it were the first time, until Easter. Not to be missed! Find more information regarding tickets here.

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