9.27.15 Queen + Adam Lambert Cordoba, Argentina

  It's a great day to have a birthday. I hope you have a lot of fun sweetheart! 

"I'm a lucky guy," says Adam Lambert before a full GEBA stadium, after an initial triad of classics like "One Vision", "Another One Bites The Dust" and "Fat Bottomed Girls". The American singer emerged from American Idol tonight has the difficult task of voicing Queen songs in his fourth landing on Argentine soil. But Lambert, a histrionic and high-impact mobile scenic boy, seems to weigh the challenge. "All this I owe to him," he says. "Freddie's celebrate together!"

With the legendary duo of Roger Taylor and Brian May by pressing revive the mystique of the group, enhancing its characteristic features among choral arrangements, curlers battery and fast guitar solos that still sound sophisticated and conmovedores-, Lambert drag the Queen into work the twenty-first century, as if now those songs will be part of an episode of Glee: away from Mercury and look invoke emotion, singer overreact and customize the performances of skilled and grotesque, as in "Killer Queen", where he sings lying on armchair golden era with a fan shaking hand as a whimsical diva, while the stage is transformed into a large plate crossed by lights and lasers.

But when Roger Taylor faces the audience to sing "A Kind of Magic", seconded by his son Rufus in battery- or when Brian May assumes command of the show, sitting on the bridge that crosses the field and wielding an electric-guitar The classic English band magnetism of low inevitably. "Many years have passed since the first time ..." says May with nostalgic tone, before singing the beginning of "Love of My Life" and relive the burning core of desperate love that song. It is a hymn that flies over the stadium chorus until the imposing figure of Freddie Mercury bursts from the screen to take on the last verse of the song and transpolar time for a moment.

By Juan Barberis

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