of the Argentine singer-songwriter, Sabina decided to include the original version in the album as a tribute to both singer-songwriters. The song "Menos dos alas" is dedicated to the poet Ángel González, a friend of the singer-songwriter who died in 2008. The album was released simultaneously in two different formats: a book-CD edition, which includes drawings and texts by Joaquín Sabina, and a standard CD edition. The music video of the single was made by Rafa Sañudo, was recorded in the old Mercado de Frutas y Verduras de Legazpi, in Madrid, and counted with the collaboration of Pereza and Mónica Molina. Tour Shortly after the release of Vinagre y rosas on November 17, Joaquín Sabina began a tour to present the album. The first concert of the tour was at the Multiusos Sánchez Paraíso in Salamanca and took place on November 20 and 21. The musicians on the tour were Pancho Varona, Antonio García de Diego, Pedro Barceló, Jaime Asúa, José Miguel Pérez Sastre and Mara Barros. The tour then went to Vigo, Zaragoza, Valencia, Pamplona, San Sebastian, Bilbao, Roquetas de Mar, Cordoba, Madrid, Barcelona, Granada and Malaga, among other Spanish cities. Starting on January 15, 2010, the Latin American tour began in Argentina in the city of Trelew, to travel later to the Argentine cities of Junín and Buenos Aires (the concert took place at the Alberto J. Armando Stadium), later to the Chilean cities of Olmué and Santiago de Chile, then to the Argentine city of Mar del Plata, after which he performed in the capital of Uruguay, Montevideo, at the Estadio Centenario ; and concluded the tour in the Argentine cities of Córdoba, at the Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes; Santa Fe, Neuquén, Mendoza (Argentina), at the Estadio Islas Malvinas; and Rosario. This tour, according to the singer-songwriter himself, would be the last one he would make on big stages. The tour in Spain was very well attended and the tickets were sold out a few days after they went on sale. Initially he was going to perform a single concert in Salamanca, but, given that the tickets for the concert on the 20th were sold out in five days, he scheduled a second performance for the following day. In Vigo 3000 people attended the only concert held in Galicia, in Zaragoza tickets were sold out the same day they went on sale for the two concerts he