Garbo was the first of the Italian artists to sing Berlin, which in the 1980s was the hub of the European music and cultural scene. His debut album In Berlin... all right was released on 21 September 1981 by EMI Italy and reached fifty-fifth position in the charts. All The Times by Rolling Stone Italy among the hundred most influential Italian music records of all time. On the same day in 1981, another album was released that made history, The Master's Voice by Franco Battiatowho chooses Garbo to accompany him on the three-month promotional tour accompanying its release.

The ten tracks that make up the record will soon be brought back to the stage in a show with a minimalist set design and a sound that will evoke the decadent atmospheres typical of Central European New Wave. A historical and highly symbolic show, in which Garbo will retrace the lived and sung experience of Berlin and the two political and social blocs that faced each other until the fall of the Wall. Accompanying him will be EugeneAn eclectic performer, international excellence in the field of music production, an unmistakable musician and singer with countless illustrious collaborations. All of this in a brand new electronic key, including other tracks from the artist's avant-garde repertoire. Music but also anecdotes and words that will accompany the audience on each stage of the tour, to relive and experience the impalpable magic made up of light and shadow that marks the history and symbolism of Berlin.