The sounds of the glamorous club nights and radio auditoriums of the 40s and 50s are revived in Días de radio en Chile, a theatrical concert with boleros, rumba, corridos, swing and foxtrot. The Pink Milk, the gypsy jazz trio De Perilla, the crooner Gonzalo Cuadra and the Del Salón al Cabaret company of the U. Alberto Hurtado come together under the direction of Juan Pablo González for this concert, in which they perform classics such as Vereda tropical, Cielito Lindo, En Mussels, El manisero and South American Way.

It is the first time that Pink Milk are involved in a musical production of this magnitude, which includes an orchestra of 27 musicians, directed by Felipe Hidalgo. The trio of actresses formed by Elvira López, Gabriela Aguilera and Daniela Lhorente also faces a new repertoire for them. "It is very nice because we allude to real radio programs and there is a mix between fiction and historical rescue. We will pay an implicit tribute to the Chilean diva of that time, Rosita Serrano, and we will include musical arrangements of period commercials," says Elvira López, who also took charge of the stage direction.

The show also works as a prequel to Pink Milk, in which they explain how the three divas, Maggy, Peggy and Jane, met. First they will be seen in individual presentations and finally as Pink Milk.

Direction and voice over: Juan Pablo González
Dramaturgism: Gabriela Aguilera
Stage direction: Elvira López
Pink Milk: Elvira López, Gabriela Aguilera, Daniela Lhorente
Crooner: Gonzalo Cuadra
De Perilla gypsy jazz trio: Roberto Tapia, Fernando San Martín and Guillermo Cortés
Orchestra direction: Felipe Hidalgo
Arrangements: Pedro Mesías

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