What do they have in common? Madonna with the Men G? That both icons of international music are celebrating four decades of artistic careers this year. But only one of them chose Ecuador to celebrate an important milestone.

The wait is over for the Ecuadorian fans of the Spanish group consisting of David Summers, Rafa Gutiérrez, Javier Molina and Daniel Mezquita. The legendary band born in 1980 arrived in the country this week to offer a show as part of their ’40 years and we’re still getting started’ tour. He Show takes place on the night of Thursday, October 19 in the Guayaquil Country Club (km 9 av. Samborondón) with tickets ranging from $120 to $300.

Hombres G concert in Guayaquil: recommendations to take into account

How are you preparing for this concert? Well, grab a black T-shirt, light blue or dark jeans (preferably ripped and with a lot of attitude, like the ones worn by singer David Summers), some kind of sneakers, a cloth jacket, whatever, and you. am almost done.

Almost, because before we leave home, we propose a review of the most listened to songs of this beloved group:

give me my girl back. This is the most famous single of Hombres G. Like many well-known songs in music history, this melody from their first album was inspired by a real event: a girl the group’s leader was dating eventually left him for another . It is said that summer at that time was a punkish and the other boy was probably more formal, with a sweater yellow and a white Ford Fiesta. Actually the song was originally supposed to be ‘.’ are going to be called Suffers Mamonlike the chorus’ statement.

“Suffer, mamón”: Hombres G and the story of the song ‘Give me back my girl’ that they dedicated to a young woman named Macu

I love you. It is one of the romantic gems of G Men’s second studio album, You screwed up… Burt Lancaster. In fact, this was the most successful album of his career, with other unforgettable hits for fans, such as the irreverent Visit our bar, Marta has a pacemaker And attack of the crocodile girlswhich are certainly not missing in any of his recitals.

I feel it. It’s not all laughter and fun, or well, maybe resentment and hatred in Hombres G’s music. There’s also a bit of resentment and disappointment, as this single evokes. Although Hombres G gained most of their fame in the 80s and 90s, the band dared to release new music in more modern and hectic times, as happened with this 2002 song.

Shake. By definition, the historical song of heartbreak and being in trouble friend zone by Hombres G. The well-known song, which tells about the failed romance between two friends in which only one of them falls in love, is part of their third studio album, Are we crazy… or what?

Venice. It is said that musician friends created this fun song as a mockery of the Italian music that was fashionable in Spain in 1985. “A joke about all the summer hits of the 80s, which were always by Umberto Tozzi and other Italian artists. Venice It was a mockery of all that,” Rafa explained in a 2015 interview for his 30th anniversary tour.

If I don’t have you. It is the best-known song from their fourth studio album, Shake before use. By this time, the group had already begun touring Latin American soil, where they found new material for more music.