Posted: Feb 26 2009, 09:34 PM
The boys said that they wanna surprise their fans, maybe with singing some subjects in different languages.
Inside the Hotel Sonesta that since Monday night, has been surrounded by delirious fans, the Backstreet Boys took a few minutes to meet with the local press and further details about his concert that expected within a few hours, offered at the Estadio Monumental .
Howie D., Brian, Nick and A.J. told that since his arrival in Lima, on Monday night, they was pleasantly surprised to see the vibrant response from their fans, despite not speaking English as their native language, do not hesitate to chant the songs of the best-known U.S. group.
“It’s an incredible feeling when we hear our songs in the voices of our fans. Music is a universal language and we always make every effort to connect with our fans at every concert,” said Brian.
Among other things, the quartet that included his first visit to Peru, the ruins of Pachacamac knew and enjoyed our food, was very impressed with the cebiche, according counted, ate at La Rosa Nautica.
“The cebiche was incredible, the whole culture in general is very impressive. We were very happy to reconnect with Latin passion, eight years ago, we met during our first visit to South America,” said Howie D. who, incidentally, is very close to the Hispanic culture because it is a descendent of Puerto Ricans.
The boys reported that offer an unprecedented concert in the Estadio Monumental, and to surprise the audience of the show, you may be encouraged to sing some subjects in different languages.
The Backstreet Boys are very pleased to be assured during his first meeting with the Peruvian public, and also appreciated the great support of her fans, do not hesitate to assure you that “very soon” hope to return to Peru to learn more about our culture and make presentations more cities.
Source: http://rpp.com/
The boys said that they wanna surprise their fans, maybe with singing some subjects in different languages.
Inside the Hotel Sonesta that since Monday night, has been surrounded by delirious fans, the Backstreet Boys took a few minutes to meet with the local press and further details about his concert that expected within a few hours, offered at the Estadio Monumental .
Howie D., Brian, Nick and A.J. told that since his arrival in Lima, on Monday night, they was pleasantly surprised to see the vibrant response from their fans, despite not speaking English as their native language, do not hesitate to chant the songs of the best-known U.S. group.
“It’s an incredible feeling when we hear our songs in the voices of our fans. Music is a universal language and we always make every effort to connect with our fans at every concert,” said Brian.
Among other things, the quartet that included his first visit to Peru, the ruins of Pachacamac knew and enjoyed our food, was very impressed with the cebiche, according counted, ate at La Rosa Nautica.
“The cebiche was incredible, the whole culture in general is very impressive. We were very happy to reconnect with Latin passion, eight years ago, we met during our first visit to South America,” said Howie D. who, incidentally, is very close to the Hispanic culture because it is a descendent of Puerto Ricans.
The boys reported that offer an unprecedented concert in the Estadio Monumental, and to surprise the audience of the show, you may be encouraged to sing some subjects in different languages.
The Backstreet Boys are very pleased to be assured during his first meeting with the Peruvian public, and also appreciated the great support of her fans, do not hesitate to assure you that “very soon” hope to return to Peru to learn more about our culture and make presentations more cities.
Source: http://rpp.com/
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