fight 'till death...

Well, today I will talk about my best experience in a concert. It was around two years ago on May 8th of 2017 here in Santiago, Movistar Arena (Parque O'Higgins). The flyer consist in three bands, the north American thrash metal band "Slayer", with some friends... the Argentinian band called "A.N.I.M.A.L" and the Chilean band "Dekapited". The headliner was Slayer and yeah, it is the most important and brutal band of all time (almost all fans think that). They were formed back in 1981 in Huntington Park, California by Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King, then the Chilean Tom Araya joined them with Cuban drummer Dave Lombardo. Today, they have a lot of gold records because all the copies sold and they became one of the most important bands of the genre, with almost 40 years of career. They will visit Chile on October 6th again (I will go, again!).  

The atmosphere? It was really brutal to me! people singing, jumping, screaming, fighting and things like that. They play around two hours with 18 songs I guess, I don't remember exactly in this moment. Before the band started to play, I saw the Chilean band Dekapited and... oh, that was a brutal show too. When Slayer played the first song, the place exploded! (not literal) 15000 people enjoying that music. During the show, I was so tired, when we start to "mosh" (a kind of dance, I guess... very strange) the people going crazy with all the songs, specially with the "encore", four songs, the most known and after that with my concert's partner, we say "oh, it hurts" but that was a good experience.

The most important part of that show was the "mosh" part when the band played a song called "raining blood" and the atmosphere began to change. The lights turns red and the guitars started to play a kind of sound like rain (with some effects and things like that), very emotional, a classic! Around four days, my body hurt really bad after that, but I love that feeling anyway. 

Wacken

Hello my classmates, today I will talk about a place I want to visit in a close future. In my case, I want to visit Germany, Wacken specifically... Why? There are some reasons. Wacken is a small town where every year a mega-festival about music and some topics and it's called "Wacken Open Air" is celebrated, where people can appreciate music and some kind of arts. That's the principal reason to visit that place, because the music is an important part of my life. I don't know anything about Germany, I don't speak German but never it's too late to learn new things about a country and its people. Every year in August, Wacken Open Air receives maybe 75000 people, where they camp, eat some food, drink a lot of beer and yeah, they can enjoy many bands at open air (rock and metal music in general with their subgenres). That's my life dream, going to Germany, learning about the culture and the music that they enjoy and many other things. I want to finish my career around 3 years and later I will go to that place only just me or with a partner. I know the language of that country it's a difficult one to learn so, I have to study and learn about that.

The only thing I know about Germany that's about the history around 1900's and that's all, I guess. Another thing I can say to you is about my travel to that place... I hate the airports and the flights in general, it's ironical no? Only details, maybe some day I can get past that fear.