The first show here in Buenos Aires was a bit better than the second
one. I believe there were two main things that contributed to things
going this way:<br><br>1) On Saturday the show was sold out and on
Sunday there were too many seats empty (i&#39;m almost sure that this was
related to the very expensive price of the tickets) and a lot of free
space on the back floor (they devided the field in two: VIP and back)
This affect, of course, the result of the show.
<br><br>2) In Argentina the crowd is kind of strange. There are two
kind of audience: the one who wants to jump and go crazy and the one
who wants to see the show seated and in peace. The people in the second
type, buy a ticket with a seat and is very difficult to see them
getting up. In fact, is really anoying for them people standing. An
usual phrase is &quot;Sit down. If you want to see the show standing, go to
the field&quot;.
<br><br>Anyway, as you said before, it&#39;s normal to have different
opinions and also it&#39;s very possible that i can&#39;t be objective. Is
impossible.<br><br>Are you enjoying your stay in our country? I hope
you do. If you want to become a fan of a soccer team, don&#39;t even think
about River or Boca or any club instead of Racing Club. The greatest
soccer team in Argentina and in the whole world!!! :D (we&#39;re not in a
great moment right now, but well... shit happens, we&#39;ll get better!!
:D)
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