Nathy Peluso’s Album Back Cover

How does it feel to have one piece of music history?

In October 2017, Borgó received the commission to do the photos for the first Nathy Peluso’s album. Borgó had the intuition to carry out this session on 6x7 celluloid to preserve that moment at the highest possible quality. From this session came out the album cover of the first Nathy’s album ‘La Sandunguera.‘

Four years later, Borgó has decided to auction through Makersplace four of the negatives that came out of that session, including those that ended up composing the album's artwork and other unpublished ones. Each negative is accompanied by the corresponding NFT to ensure the immortality of these fragments of music history.

With the purchase of each NFT, a unique box will be sent to the buyer. The box is custom designed and handcrafted. Inside there are two methacrylates joined by magnets, enclosing the precious negative.

Borgó quotes about Nathy Peluso’s album back cover:

“The location where we took the photos was an original Milonga in a hidden street in the center of Madrid. I remember that the owner was a Spanish man who spoke with an Argentine accent and was married to a Japanese woman. They both danced the tango very well. Milongas are spaces oriented to leisure time in which tango is danced. In a room full of old decoration in the style of a traditional Milonga, we gave life to the famous Sandunguera. The concept of this photo was to show the moment when La Sandunguera's lover walked out the door and left her behind in the middle of a couple’s dance scene.”