By the Zonagirante.com team @spinning zone
They usually take place on Saturdays, starting early in the morning. Sometimes they are held in unexpected locations. Half-painted warehouses, alternative theaters whose walls advertise Sunday puppet and clown shows, restaurant and barbecue backyards, Community centers usually used for meetings of senior citizens' associations or neighborhood artisan committees, old abandoned pool halls… in short, places with little connection to music except for whatever happens that particular day. These are dates that advertise doors opening at the crack of dawn, but if you arrive on time, you'll find yourself in the middle of a delayed soundcheck, barely seeing how they're organizing the beer sales and the vegan burger stand. merch of each of the bands on the day's lineup. Sometimes we find more people outside the venue than inside, because of the smokers, those waiting for their favorite band to play. Or because there's always someone who arrives late and we have to wait for them with the ticket next to the line so they don't complicate things when entering. It must be said that there will always be some problem that one must ignore during the event: something with the sound, a fight between impatient fans, warm drinks, the smell of other people's sweat, but all of that is part of the experience., We need to stop being so picky. That's what independent local festivals are like, those organized by the musicians themselves or some brave and misguided amateur., a martyr for the cause who, in most cases, barely covers expenses or goes into debt for a long time with his parents. Festivals of this kind are what give character to the artistic scenes of each Latin American city, where we have seen many of our musical heroes emerge, those who toughened themselves from the very beginning, with their friends witnessing their first concert, willing to endure failure without losing the illusion of euphoria, hoping that their songs will become anthems among the rebellious masses who watch them.
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This is graphic material created to promote the performance of artists from Chile, Peru, Brazil, Uruguay, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico and Argentina, and to announce recitals and parties related to the rock, electronic, folk, hip hop, fusion, ska, punk and indie pop From this side of the world, we present, for your enjoyment, the best advertising images we've found in recent days. We hope you like them. It's time to celebrate!.
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