La influencia de VIRUS en el pop argentino es más fuerte que la de Charly García

In this chat with @javi_boggio, we delved into Virus's influence on Argentine pop: Federico Moura as an indefinable figure, the band's unique elegance, the intersection of body, desire, modernity, new wave, and popular sensibility. We also explored why Superficies de placer, almost 40 years later, still sounds like a groundbreaking, luminous, and strange album—one of those that doesn't age because it still unsettles. This conversation also serves as a prelude to Pensar y cantar a VIRUS (Thinking and Singing to Virus), the event we'll be holding on Saturday, June 6th at 6 PM at MUSICOMIO, Álvarez Thomas 540, to listen, talk, and sing about a fundamental band in our music scene. Admission is free with prior reservation. You can reserve your spot here: https://woypass.com.ar/shows/pensar-y... Subscribe to my newsletter Unpublished texts, ideas in progress, and exclusive news about courses and activities. 🔗 Join here: https://biografiamutante.substack.com... 📘 Buy my book "To Last or to Burn: A Pop Anthropology" A journey through love, relationships, and loss from an anthropological perspective. 🔗 Buy the book from Criolla Editorial: https://criollaeditorial.com/producto... 📚 Join the Book Club Receive the Zoom link and materials each week via WhatsApp. 📚 🔗 Join the broadcast list: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BXZihq0phOT... 📸 Follow me on Instagram Reflections, previews, and community: 🔗   / biografiamutante   Listen to my SONGS👇🏼 🎧: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3HPc68t ▶️ YouTube: https://bit.ly/3JV2Zot I'm Juan Manuel López Manfré.