The popular Uruguayan band was forced to change the date of their concert at the Liniers stadium again.
The tour through Buenos Aires for the band’s 30 years You will not like it It comes crashed. The Uruguayan band was originally going to perform on April 6 at the José Amalfitani stadium of the Vélez Sarsfield club, but the scheduling of an Argentine soccer match for the previous night prevented it and forced a rescheduling that annoyed the members of the group. His Followers. However, the situation did not end there, since the new date also had to be suspended two more times.
This time the reasons were climatological: the Argentine meteorological service issued an orange alert that forced the Buenos Aires government to suspend the show, which had been rescheduled for this Saturday, April 13. Although the new date was automatically set for the next day, history repeated itself on Sunday: an alert prevented the band’s return to the Argentine capital from finally taking place.
What date was the recital of No te va a Gustar in Vélez?
The concert, which is part of the tour of the 30 years of the bandwas rescheduled for Wednesday, April 17.
The defense of Emiliano Brancciari, leader of NTVG
Through a statement on his social networks, the leader of the Uruguayan band reported: “Friends from Buenos Aires. These have been very sad and difficult days for us. We are overwhelmed by having to postpone such an important show several times for reasons beyond us. In short, they have forced us not to play on three occasions without prior notice.”
“Tomorrow we are going to announce the rescheduling and explain some issues. I apologize on behalf of myself and my colleagues. I know that the pain will be transformed into joy when we can celebrate together. We love you very much and we know very well that those who love and respect us they know that We would never make a decision to harm them and ourselves.. Since there are very aggressive people, I am not reading comments. (I take care of my mental health a little) To the rest, know that everything is going to get better. And thank you always.”
Source: Ambito
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