Going back to the music of Shakira concert in Brasilia is canceled due to rain

The Pop Music Festival, which was the main attraction was canceled on Thursday Shakira (17), in Brasilia, due to rain. Simone Coutinho, director of event production in the capital, made the announcement to the public in a megaphone instead of a microphone for the risk of a crash, because the equipment was damaged.

They heard boos from the crowd he could not understand the reasons for the cancellation of the law. The rain soaked the stage, forcing the band Chimaira, which opened the festival to end your presentation ahead of schedule.

Other fans have acted more calmly. Rodrigo Vieira, who came at 5:30 of the opening of the doors, said he was aware of what had happened and adopted a more peaceful world. "Upset us is, why wait for the show for nearly 15 years, arguing and fighting, but not enough." The only criticism that Rodrigo went to the event open in a rainy season in the federal capital. The organization responded, saying there is a deck in Brasilia to attend the public waited for the show.

A member of Mondo Entertainment, the promoter of Pop Music Festival in Brazil, announces that John Paul Affonseca until Monday (21) will have an official position of the company at the date of the new event. "We are working with the producers of the band to reschedule the concerts and to inform the public about how the change will be." The production will combine the agenda of all artists. The new date for the festival should occur at the end of the tour of the Latin singer, which ends April 12.

12 000 tickets were sold in advance and the estimate was 20,000 people attend the presentations. The company does not know how to return those who can not attend the new presentation, but asked everyone to keep the piece that confirms the purchase of inputs. The details of how they will replace these notes are published in livepass.com.br and media.

Horacio Brandão, advisor to the Pop Music Festival, said the weather "unusual caused the cancellation of the show and said there was no risk to the artists, the public and the technical team.

Would raise the stage tonight the band Train, Ziggy Marley, and, finally, the Colombian singer Shakira.


Source: terra.com.br/musica