NITO MESTRE
Few voices are as inseparable from the history of Argentine rock as Nito Mestre’s. As co-founder of Sui Generis alongside Charly García, Mestre helped define a generation of folk rock built on melody, intimacy, and songs that became part of Argentina’s cultural memory. Decades later, that unmistakable voice still carries the warmth and emotional clarity at the center of his work. Live at Realm26, Mestre moves between past and present with remarkable ease. Sui Generis classics like “Cuando Comenzamos a Nacer,” “Quizás Porque,” and “Bienvenidos al Tren” sit alongside the more recent “Cayendo” and an intimate interpretation of Dillom’s “Cirugía.” Rather than treating the session as an exercise in nostalgia, Mestre lets the songs breathe in the present—revealing why this repertoire continues to resonate across generations.
Performed Live at Realm26:
Cuando Comenzamos a Nacer
Cayendo
Botas Locas
Cirugía
Quizás Porque
Bienvenidos al Tren