Gus‘ career is that of a talent who is constantly striving to surpass himself and the ever-increasing expectations placed in him. Possessing a unique voice and sensitivity, he has been carving out a niche for himself as one of the most promising young artists in Spanish music for more than five years.
His album, ‘Verano, por siempre’, his EP, ‘Y SI SE ABREN LOS CIELOS’; songs like his latest releases, ‘ETERNO RESPLANDOR’ or ‘DEBERÍAS QUEDARTE’, among a good handful of collaborations like ‘2mil horas’, with Leo Rizzi or ‘nadie más’, with daniel sabater have helped him to accumulate tens of thousands of fans and recognitions like the VEVO Newcomer.
However, his great moment of success comes with his compatriots Alleh and Yorghaki, one of the great sensations of the year, with their song ‘la ciudad’, which gives its name to an album that is already one of the milestones of Venezuelan music of the 21st century and in which Gus is the only guest artist.
All this has led Gus to announce a major extension of his ‘Quizás Incluso Mañana’ tour, which he announced at the beginning of this year. More venues and more cities on a tour that will pass through four countries and nine cities and that will take him from Miami, the great capital of Latin American music in the Anglo-Saxon world, to his native Venezuela, passing through his adoptive Spain during the spring months of the current year 2025.
‘Quizás Incluso Mañana’ thus becomes a prophetic title for a tour that will begin on 6 March and end on 31 May, which will take him to Barcelona (Sala La Nau, 26 March), Madrid (Sala Nazca, 28 March) and Valencia (26 April) before heading to Mexico.
‘Eso Que Tú Llamas Amor’ by Ralphie Choo, Carín León and pablopablo.
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