"Teatro para chicas" is the third pop album by Luciano Levin, hailing from Córdoba, and it's filled with simple yet beautiful songs. This album, consisting of ten original compositions, features excellent arrangements and contributions from talented musicians. With a modern sound and a hint of seductive charm that emphasizes the drama in the music, "Teatro para chicas" offers a captivating listening experience.

The album includes notable collaborations, such as Hernán Jacinto on piano in "Tu teatro", as well as the involvement of Spanish musician Xoel López (Deluxe) and the vocals of Jimena López Chaplin. Additionally, it features the participation of Sol Pereyra, a renowned multi-instrumentalist who accompanies Julieta Venegas, adding some winds that give a distinctive touch to the compositions.

The instrumentation of the album is rich and varied, akin to that of an expanded orchestra or rock band, without sounding aggressive. Instruments like the accordion, saxophone, harmonica, and synthesizers are incorporated, complementing the acoustic atmosphere of the songs. The lyrics explore themes of love and relationships, presenting them as small acts or love fictions that the author and his group interpret with precision and elegance.

"Teatro para chicas" was produced by Alfonso Barbieri, contributing to the creation of an album that stands out for its sophistication and musical quality.