Two Legendary Bands, One Epic Show!
Last night at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, the Huevos Revueltos Tour lit up the stage with a powerful fusion of Latin rock, nostalgia, and heartfelt unity. Featuring two legendary
bands, Enanitos Verdes and Hombres G, the co-headlining tour lived up to its name (“Scrambled Eggs”), mixing decades of hits into one unforgettable, high-energy performance.
From the opening chords of Voy a Pasármelo Bien, the crowd was on their feet, singing and dancing to every beat. The synergy between the bands was electric-switching off verses, harmonizing, and at times even jamming together on the same song. This wasn’t just a split set; it was a collaboration, a celebration of two bands who’ve soundtracked the lives of generations across Latin America and beyond.
HOMBRES G & ENANITOS VERDES
The concept behind Huevos Revueltos, blending the two bands’ sets into one seamless, collaborative performance, set the stage for a unique concert experience. No strict divisions. No opening act/closer hierarchy. Just two legendary bands on one stage, trading hits, harmonizing on classics, and celebrating the music that’s defined generations.
The night was packed with hits like Te Quiero, La Muralla Verde, Devuélveme a Mi Chica, and Guitarras Blancas, each song triggering a wave of excitement and sing-alongs throughout the packed arena. But one of the most memorable moments came toward the end of the set when the bands paused the music for a heartfelt announcement.
Donations For A Good Cause
Acknowledging the recent devastating floods in the area, they shared with the crowd that they would be donating a portion of the proceeds to the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country, offering direct support to affected families. This act of solidarity and compassion drew a loud, emotional response from the audience.
Following the announcement, the band performed “Temblando,” a song already rich with emotional depth, which became an anthem of unity and empathy. The atmosphere turned introspective and solemn as fans swayed, held one another, and sang along with visible emotion. It was a rare, raw moment that reminded everyone of the deeper power music holds.
ICONS OF LATIN ROCK!
Hombres G and Enanitos Verdes are two pillars of Rock en Español whose stories span decades, continents, and generations of fans. Though they come from different countries—Spain and Argentina—they share a passion for storytelling through music, an ability to craft unforgettable melodies, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of Latin rock.
Hombres G: The Spanish Rock Revolution
Formed in Madrid in 1982, Hombres G were inspired by British and American rock, but they transformed these influences into something uniquely their own. The original lineup—David Summers (vocals/bass), Rafa Gutiérrez (guitar), Dani Mezquita (guitar), and Javier Molina (drums)—became household names in Spain and across Latin America.
Their name, taken from the film G-Men, hinted at their playful, rebellious spirit. Early hits like Devuélveme a Mi Chica(a.k.a. Sufre Mamón) were cheeky, catchy, and just a bit subversive—earning them legions of young fans who saw themselves in the band’s mischievous humor and everyday storytelling.
But they weren’t just pranksters. Hombres G had real songwriting chops. Songs like Te Quiero showcased heartfelt lyrics and strong melodies, and albums such as Estamos locos… ¿o qué? and Agitar antes de usar solidified their reputation as versatile, creative artists.
Enanitos Verdes: Argentina’s Voice of Rock
Enanitos Verdes hail from Mendoza, Argentina, and formed in 1979. They emerged at a time when Argentina’s rock scene was vibrant, politically charged, and eager for change. The band’s original members—Marciano Cantero (vocals/bass), Felipe Staiti (guitar), and Daniel Piccolo (drums)—crafted a sound that blended rock, pop, and local influences into something deeply resonant.
Their name, “Little Green Men,” highlighted their quirky, imaginative side, but their music tackled everything from love and heartbreak to social commentary. Early hits like La Muralla Verde and Por el Resto quickly spread across Latin America, carried by infectious melodies and honest, relatable lyrics.
But it was Lamento Boliviano that became their anthem—a song of defiance, heartbreak, and universal feeling.
Through multiple decades, lineup changes, and even the passing of frontman Marciano Cantero in 2022, the band has kept its spirit alive. Surviving members, led by Felipe Staiti, continue to honor Marciano’s memory while evolving their sound for new audiences.
To close out the evening, the bands brought the energy full circle with their most iconic songs, “Devuélveme a Mi Chica” and “Lamento Boliviano”. The Moody Center exploded with joy, dancing, and full-throated sing-alongs, capping off a night that balanced fun, nostalgia, and meaning in perfect harmony.
The Huevos Revueltos Tour isn’t just a show, it’s a celebration of legacy, brotherhood, and the enduring spirit of Latin rock. For those lucky enough to be at the Moody Center, it was a night that will be remembered for both the music and the message.
HOMBRES G & ENANITOS VERDES – Austin, TX – 07/08/2025
- Voy a pasármelo bien
- El extraño del pelo largo
- Mejor no hablemos de amor
- El ataque de las chicas cocodrilo
- Si no te tengo a ti
- Mariposas
- Guitarras blancas
- Un par de palabras
- Lo Noto
- ¿Qué soy yo para ti?
- Mi primer día sin ti
- Tus viejas cartas
- Eterna soledad
- Cordillera
- Amores lejanos
- Te quiero
- Indiana
- Visite nuestro bar
- Por el resto
- Suéltate el pelo
- Marta tiene un marcapasos
- La muralla verde
Encore: - Temblando
- Luz de día
- Tu cárcel
Encore 2: - Venezia
- Devuélveme a mi chica
- Lamento boliviano
