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Ciudad Mansa embarks on tour to present new album “Mirar sobre los techos”

Ciudad Mansa embarks on tour to present new album “Mirar sobre los techos”

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Ciudad Mansa released their second studio album, "Mirar sobre los techos," featuring 13 songs and collaborations with artists from Paraguay and Argentina.
  • The album explores the relationship between people and urban spaces, reflecting on memory, affection, and the passage of time.
  • The band will present the album on August 28 in Asunción, following a tour that includes dates in Paraguay and Brazil.

Ciudad Mansa has launched "Mirar sobre los techos," their second studio album, a collection of 13 tracks that delve into the connection between individuals and their urban environments. The album uses rooftops, streets, and horizons as starting points for reflections on memory, emotions, and the flow of time.

Prior to the album's release, the band previewed the material with singles like "Que me juzgue Dios," "Ajenos," "Enero," and "Pesadillas," the latter featuring Mavi Zacarías. These tracks offered a glimpse into the sonic landscape of the new work, which also includes collaborations with Argentine artists Willy Suchar and Edu Schmidt.

The band's presentation tour kicks off on August 7 in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, followed by a performance in Londrina, Brazil, as part of the DemoSul 2025 Festival. The official album launch concert is scheduled for August 28 in Asunción, coinciding with Ciudad Mansa's fifth anniversary. The event will feature an opening act by Sari Carri, with tickets available for 50,000 Paraguayan guaranis.

Mirar sobre los techos proposes a look at the relationship between people and urban spaces, taking roofs, streets, and horizons as starting points to reflect on memory, affections, and the passage of time.

— Ciudad MansaDescribing the theme of the new album.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.