Several videos posted by local residents with lamps, televisions and other objects moving due to the oscillation of the buildings went viral on social networks. The Argentine rapper is known as “YSYSMO”, a product of the reactions to his concerts.
The weekend was a nightmare for the residents of the Caballito neighborhood. The Argentine rapper’s show YSY A in the stadium Western Railwayled to a series of complaints from residents around the club, who had to endure unusual tremors and annoying noises during the recital.
Lamps shaking, tremors and vibrations in shelves, books, glasses and different objects can be seen in the dozens of videos that users in the area uploaded to social networks to denounce the situation. The oscillations in the structures could be felt in buildings located more than 10 blocks away.
The social networks exploded with videos and comments from the concert, where some even questioned whether it was not a possible earthquake in Chile or a province near Buenos Aires. “YSYSMO is back“, “There was an earthquake in Buenos Aires“, referring to what the artist is called. Alejo Nahuel Acosta Migliariniknown as YSY A, frequently generates this type of phenomena with background of others recitals where tremors were also generated, as occurred in Works in May 2022 in the Núñez area.
However, despite the artist’s fame, the movements could also be felt last Friday during the recital of Thunderalthough with less impact.
At the moment, they have not been registered official complaints but there are questions and complaints about the lack of regulations and controls in recitals. Neighbors also reported on C5N that on Saturday a party was held on one of the fields next to the stadium, with loud music that lasted until 7:30 AM on Sunday.
Neighbors’ complaints on social networks
“Yesterday for the third time the building moved for recitals in Ferro. I request that a formal complaint be made to the City Government. I wanted to do it, but they asked me to go to the commune during working hours. I await an urgent response“, shared a user on the social network X.
“If my building is about to fall, I don’t want to be inside.“said a young woman, who lives around the corner from the stadium, while recording the motion of his television and his clothes from the concert.
“It’s like sailing on land”another user reported. “Does anyone know what time it ends? I can’t stand the shaking anymore,” added a neighbor from the neighborhood.
Several users also emphasized, beyond the tremors and movements, the noise pollution and the auditory impact that generates music to a so high volume, in people and animals.
Source: Ambito
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