First day, we are walking by the market street, colorful vibrant and delicious. And suddenly, I notice this poster by one of the entrances. It was a concert for Carmina Burana, with the symphonic orchestra from Oaxaca, the choir from the city and more harmonics.
I would have given anything to assist, but I had nothing fancy to wear for the trip, and info regarding entrance was never published. Rumors from people with touristic info. were that the city had already given tickets to the public. Oh well...
I think I wouldn't have minded, except that in one of the tours I took, I heard too late that a couple that left early were choir singers for the event. I got a lot more frustrated knowing I could have asked(begged) for entrance.
I still loved the poster.
Nice post
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAww damn. I had a Stone Temple Pilots concert I wanted to go to a nearly a year ago & someone told me they could get free tickets to any show at that venue. A co-worker told me the date of the show, then I told my friend to get me tickets for that day, he said there were no shows for that date, so long story short, the show was the day before I called for tickets. I punched the guy that told me the wrong date & almost got fired from my job. He apologized to me & told the boss he deserved it. ...And he did ( ¯ー¯ )
ReplyDeletethats too bad, might have been good.
ReplyDeleteYeah too bad you missed it
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame that you missed it. Probably would have been great.
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty sweet poster.
ReplyDeleteThat poster is very well designed. What instrument do you play?
ReplyDeleteThats alright, im sure that without you they were only half as good as they could have been with you!
ReplyDeleteYeah truth is tickets for those kind of events are mostly given to the friends of the friends of the people organizing them.
ReplyDeleteToo bad...But I think Carmina Burana is overrated haha
ReplyDeletehaha welcome to my country! if you need somehing...
ReplyDeletethat's too bad you couldnt get in :(
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