The best concert I´ve been to.



Once upon a time, about April 12th of 2013,  I went to my very best concert thus far. It was in "W" Hotel in Santiago, Chile and I saw Sean Paul. 


Sean Is a Jamaican artist that in that year was not so popular and the people only knows the song "Get Busy" (Garfield movie theme song). A very interesting thing is that in Jamaica the habitants speak two languages; the first one, English is the oficial language, but the second one is a popular language, "Patua" that many years ago speak the Jamaican slaves but until today it´s still used and that is the language that Sean use to sing



                                                                  Another popular song !!!



In that concert the opening act was made by "Shamanes" group, that are a Chilean reggae group too popular at that year, but I didn´t like them too much, only a few songs.


The atmosphere of the place was epic, mainly because the concert was a private show with limitated tickets and located in a underground room with walls make for that purpose so you can imaginate the acoustic... Just epic.



The only picture that I took


The only thing is that I went with my parents and In a Jamaican concert and reggae music you can imaginate the mood, and my parents didn´t like it , so they ruined a little bit the atmosphere, but independent of that it was a nice concert.

A funny thing that I remember is that Sean and his group of musicians dry they sweat with towels and then when the towels couldn´t take more sweat anymore they threw them to the public as a souvenir.




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  1. Alessandra Rubio Cornejo1 de mayo de 2021, 14:33

    What an ugly feeling a sweat-wet towel on top but I imagine how incredible the experience was

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  2. Daniela Muñoz12 de mayo de 2021, 14:57

    The sound and the acoustics must have been incredible. You must have been very close to the stage. How long was the concert?

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