the best concert ever

 

One of the best concerts that I went to was in 2019 in Luna Park in Buenos aires. I went to see Babasonicos with my partner. Is one of my favourite bands. It’s an argentinian band that started in the early 90s as a part of the new argentinian rock and evolved into one of the icons of the under scene. Through the years they experimented mixing sounds of different kinds of music.

 

That day we arrived really early to Luna Park. Outside there were people drinking beer, smoking cigarettes or marijuana. The stadium filled up slowly and half an hour before the concert everybody was singing and asking for the band to come out. The concert was incredible, the people move and sing in sync with the rhythms of punk, rock, electro, pop, traveling through the songs of the band in a journey between the new and old discs. The lights and screens elevated the show, making it a complete espectacle. When we headed out of the stadium we were a little aphonic, we bought some beers in the street and we walked with a big group of people that was in the concert, we went together for a while as we walked in buenos aires aheaded to recoleta and slowly we were separating and leaving them behind.

It was an incredible day, full of different emotions, full of euphoria, happiness, melancholy and a strong feeling of freedom.

A country you would like to visit

I would like to visit Russia because it seems to me a mysterious country. It´s a very vast territory that borders many countries and mix their culture. I am interested in its history, its transformations, its different architectures.

Russia is a place of workers and peasants, a country of diverse ideals and the country of my two favorite writers: Tolstoy and Dostoevsky.

I would like to be able to visit Russia, especially the small towns and take the trans siberian railway. I would like to work in architecture for a while and be able to discover what makes them so special to me.

Maybe it all started when I was a child and my mother gave me a Russian storybook illustrated by Ivan Bilibin I loved. some time later I had that same feeling when reading tolstoy and dostoevsky something in those images and stories had something mysterious for me. I think that you could find that mysterious element in the small towns of Russia.