Showing posts with label Marco Antonio Solis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marco Antonio Solis. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2009

¡Marco Antonio Solis... Estoy Tuyo!

This is Marco Antonio Solis.

He is a Mexican singer/songwriter that is famous throughout Latin America.  I was a fan of his music before coming to Argentina and was excited to see pirated DVDs of his music videos sold along the streets here.

I was so excited when a friend told me that he was coming to Córdoba!
So were all the middle-aged/old ladies! 
They would rush to the front of the stage to hand him teddy bears and flowers.  A woman behind me was yelling "Estoy Tuyo!" (I'm Your's)  and "Te Amo!"(I love you... but you probably knew that).

There was an occasional husband...

I wasn't the youngest person... let's just say Marco's got a more mature fan base- but no importa, I love him anyway.

I couldn't find ANYONE to go with me (it's mostly my fault, I waited until two days before to ask people if they wanted to go, and by then the affordable seats were gone).  Everyone I talked to said they were fans and wanted to go, but couldn't make it for whatever reason.

So I went by myself.  The day before the concert I asked my Spanish teacher/friend Gabby which bus to take to get to the Superdomo- I made my way up there and after asking two or three different people I found the boleteria (ticket counter- which was across the street in a shopping mall and hidden in some wacko department store).  

I saw a picture of Marco and there was a white piece of paper over it with something written on it... my heart sank, I had a feeling it said "sold out!"  I asked anyway.

They told me there were no tickets left... I asked again real let-down and whiny

 "No hay nada?"

Another girl behind the desk overheard and said that yes, there were 3 tickets left!  They were on the floor and expensive- but no importa right?  (They were actually quite a bit cheaper than when he came to Salt Lake a few years ago).  I bought one, and a lady and her son behind me bought the other two.)
  
At first I was hesitant about going alone (and debated going to a church dance instead) but then I thought to myself, Why the hell not go? I'm in Argentina,  I've got to live it up! 

I am  SO glad I went.

He has an amazing voice and was excellent live. I don't completely understand Spanish (songs are tricky for me because you can't translate all the words literally- there's a lot more you have to puzzle out to get the entire meaning) but the music was absolutely beautiful.
I had been listening to his CD days before (and now as I write this post).

I LOVED IT...LOVED IT...LOVED IT!

We all went home happy.