Yesterday was a Friday than what I used to (lie on the bed tired from work all week), yesterday I went to the concert he gave at the Beirut National Auditorium Lunario.
reach the exhibition accompanied by Aya (I think I've ever been to a concert without this woman) and a friend around 8:30. As we saw that there was little row and it was early (the concert was planned for 10:00 pm) went to the cars next to the Auditorium to buy potatoes, water and hot dogs.
returned to the row Aya me contó que en Twitter vio la frase: "Hi5 es la cumbia de las redes sociales", me reí mucho pero acepto que tengo mi perfil ahí, que nunca checo pero ahí está.
Finalmente entramos al Lunario, no sin antes perder mi botella de agua que no pude introducir al lugar. Nos instalamos en una barra a esperar al concierto sintiendo las ansias características del: "ya quiero que empiece".
A las 10:00 con puntualidad inglesa salió Beirut con su banda: bajo, trompeta, batería, acordeón y otra trompeta. El concierto inició festivo y alegre como toda la música de este artista; la gente se emocionaba con cada nota y la buena vibra se sentía en el aire. Varias girls in the audience shouted at Beirut who loved him, after several of these cries Beirut said: "I love you too, but I can not see you." One guy insisted: "I love you bastard!". Before touching
"Mount Wroclai (Idle Days)" Beirut told us in English: "sing, do not cry" with what was a standing ovation. This song was my favorite of the whole concert, and I really enjoyed hearing it live before but I was captivated.
The concert lasted 1 hour 30 minutes although Beirut said it would play all night (if wey "said Aya ). It was a very nice concert, Beirut behaved very friendly, publicly delivered and was moved and chanted all the songs. The trouble was that they brought to the band of Oaxaca and for this reason, some songs were left half.
When the lights of Lunario my friends and I stayed where we were waiting to leave all the people, I was thinking about the immortality of the crab when Aya me says, "Look, there's the Café Tacuba. I turned and saw Meme Emmanuel del Real alias was at a distance of five steps so without hesitation I approached him to ask him to take a picture with me so very kindly agreed. Thereafter
Aya took us to the exit, but by a sense of orientation error ended up in what looked like a VIP party where we saw Ely Guerra talking and waving to several friends. I saw just a moment but I can tell you in person is very nice.
We left the place, Aya bought the classic shirt, I did not want because they are usually always end up as a replacement beach pajamas and remember I have my ticket.
not yet know if this is the time to Beirut, I recommend it widely.
PD. I took many pictures and this was the best, I think I'm starving photographer.
reach the exhibition accompanied by Aya (I think I've ever been to a concert without this woman) and a friend around 8:30. As we saw that there was little row and it was early (the concert was planned for 10:00 pm) went to the cars next to the Auditorium to buy potatoes, water and hot dogs.
returned to the row Aya me contó que en Twitter vio la frase: "Hi5 es la cumbia de las redes sociales", me reí mucho pero acepto que tengo mi perfil ahí, que nunca checo pero ahí está.
Finalmente entramos al Lunario, no sin antes perder mi botella de agua que no pude introducir al lugar. Nos instalamos en una barra a esperar al concierto sintiendo las ansias características del: "ya quiero que empiece".
A las 10:00 con puntualidad inglesa salió Beirut con su banda: bajo, trompeta, batería, acordeón y otra trompeta. El concierto inició festivo y alegre como toda la música de este artista; la gente se emocionaba con cada nota y la buena vibra se sentía en el aire. Varias girls in the audience shouted at Beirut who loved him, after several of these cries Beirut said: "I love you too, but I can not see you." One guy insisted: "I love you bastard!". Before touching
"Mount Wroclai (Idle Days)" Beirut told us in English: "sing, do not cry" with what was a standing ovation. This song was my favorite of the whole concert, and I really enjoyed hearing it live before but I was captivated.
The concert lasted 1 hour 30 minutes although Beirut said it would play all night (if wey "said Aya ). It was a very nice concert, Beirut behaved very friendly, publicly delivered and was moved and chanted all the songs. The trouble was that they brought to the band of Oaxaca and for this reason, some songs were left half.
When the lights of Lunario my friends and I stayed where we were waiting to leave all the people, I was thinking about the immortality of the crab when Aya me says, "Look, there's the Café Tacuba. I turned and saw Meme Emmanuel del Real alias was at a distance of five steps so without hesitation I approached him to ask him to take a picture with me so very kindly agreed. Thereafter
Aya took us to the exit, but by a sense of orientation error ended up in what looked like a VIP party where we saw Ely Guerra talking and waving to several friends. I saw just a moment but I can tell you in person is very nice.
We left the place, Aya bought the classic shirt, I did not want because they are usually always end up as a replacement beach pajamas and remember I have my ticket.
not yet know if this is the time to Beirut, I recommend it widely.
PD. I took many pictures and this was the best, I think I'm starving photographer.
