The successful American singer-songwriter will perform for the first time in the country this November 9, 10 and 11. Find out what her requests were for the shows.
The singer and songwriter Taylor Swift arrived in Argentina in the midst of the explosion Swiftiemania. Hundreds of people are already lining up for the three shows what will happen in the stadium More Monumental this Thursday 9, Friday the 10th and Saturday November 11.
A little more than 24 hours after the first presentation of the North American artist who was named guest of honor in Argentinait was revealed what were the requirements for her and her team ahead of the shows.
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Taylor Swift’s demands for her shows in Argentina
The author of hits like Shake It Off and Antihero has a careful list of demands for the dressing rooms before their shows. According to the site Business InsiderSwift often orders cans of Red Bull, grape juice, and candy, in addition to coffee.
The first item is quite common when facing a show of more than three hourssince you asked 300 bottles of water pure and gasified, in addition to different types of dishes -like roasted vegetables and meat-, for her and her entire team of dancers, musicians and staff of the Eras Tour.
On the other hand, the singer-songwriter declared herself many times as someone who enjoys “having a good glass of wine.” As it could not be otherwise, upon arriving in one of the countries with the best production of camehe asked more than 100 bottles of luxurious brands to taste.
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In addition to requesting that the dressing rooms have exclusive areas to rest, fresh flowers and a coating of Swarovski crystalsasked that there be champagne bottles To celebrate.
The last of the requirements has to do with a Swift taste, which is ice cream fan. In this way, he requested that there be several options of his favorite brand, which is Ben & Jerry’s (which is not available in Argentina).
Source: Ambito
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