Buenos Aires, March 22 (NA) – The show “Yo no soy Amy” returned to the stage in a revamped version and garnered a strong public response at Bebop Club, starring Mariú Fernández, who sold out her initial performances and added new dates in March. Agencia Noticias Argentina witnessed the play, which pays tribute to Amy Winehouse from an artistic perspective that avoids imitation and prioritizes a sensitive and human interpretation. This new phase features general direction by Juan José Marco, who drives a production with greater theatrical development and a deeper narrative. Additionally, the show returns to the book by Osvaldo Bazán, based on an original idea by Fernández herself, and incorporates a previously unreleased song composed especially for this version. Ten years after its initial premiere, the show presents an evolution that expands its scenic and emotional universe. On stage, Mariú Fernández shares the project with Adrián Scaramella and Alejo Caride, who bring new dramatic and musical layers, thus building an experience that combines acting and live music with a strong interpretive imprint. The musical proposal is central, featuring a Big Band directed by Nicolás Radicchi, and the formation offers soul, jazz, and pop arrangements to create an immersive experience that enhances the narrative and the tribute. Finally, performances are held at Bebop Club, with the last show next Tuesday, March 24, at 8:00 PM.
