Posted: Feb 26 2009, 09:36 PM
The Backstreet Boys, this night offered a concert in Lima, with themes of his latest album "Unbreakable", said that music is a universal language and promised to give a surprise to the Peruvian public not only singing in English.
DOROUGH Howie, Brian Littrell, Nick Carter and A.J. Mc Lean said they are very pleased to have fans around the world, especially in countries like Peru that are not English speaking.
"We could give them a big surprise today on stage singing in a language other than English, but I do not want to tell you everything now. Music is a universal language, so it is a blessing to be on stage in countries that do not speak Spanish, and yet they sing songs from Backstreet Boys, Brian said, after suspending the surprise, it was learned that, according a theme in Spanish
The young singers were very excited and thankful to the reception they professed and the Peruvian public and producers were happy with Peruvian food, especially the ceviche.
"We are going super well. The food is fantastic and we are impressed to see our fans singing in the hotel. When we got to Peru we did not know what to find, but we now know that the audience is very passionate, we had a great reception, "said Howie, the only member of Latin origin.
In addition they were pleasantly surprised by the rich history of Peru, the beauty of the ruins of Pachacamac, which visited the day before, and promised to return soon to give another concert in the capital and other cities, such as Cusco.
"We know that many of our fans may not see us tonight, but we tell them not to worry, because we return because we've been very impressed with this country," said AJ.
It also indicated that the Backstreet Boys are keen to know Peru and South America, so are doing a tour that includes other countries such as Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and Brazil.
The singers said that the success of his career due to his effort and talent, and not to be a group of "guys with beautiful faces."
The panel presentation is scheduled for 20:00 pm and is part of the South American leg of the Unbreakable Tour, which is also scheduled in Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and Brazil.
The U.S. band has released six albums and more than 75 million albums sold worldwide.
The pop group reached its highest popularity rating in the 90s with hits like "Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)", "As long as you love me," "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" and "All I have to give.
Source: http://www.24horaslibre.com/espectaculos%20/1235568885.php
The Backstreet Boys, this night offered a concert in Lima, with themes of his latest album "Unbreakable", said that music is a universal language and promised to give a surprise to the Peruvian public not only singing in English.
DOROUGH Howie, Brian Littrell, Nick Carter and A.J. Mc Lean said they are very pleased to have fans around the world, especially in countries like Peru that are not English speaking.
"We could give them a big surprise today on stage singing in a language other than English, but I do not want to tell you everything now. Music is a universal language, so it is a blessing to be on stage in countries that do not speak Spanish, and yet they sing songs from Backstreet Boys, Brian said, after suspending the surprise, it was learned that, according a theme in Spanish
The young singers were very excited and thankful to the reception they professed and the Peruvian public and producers were happy with Peruvian food, especially the ceviche.
"We are going super well. The food is fantastic and we are impressed to see our fans singing in the hotel. When we got to Peru we did not know what to find, but we now know that the audience is very passionate, we had a great reception, "said Howie, the only member of Latin origin.
In addition they were pleasantly surprised by the rich history of Peru, the beauty of the ruins of Pachacamac, which visited the day before, and promised to return soon to give another concert in the capital and other cities, such as Cusco.
"We know that many of our fans may not see us tonight, but we tell them not to worry, because we return because we've been very impressed with this country," said AJ.
It also indicated that the Backstreet Boys are keen to know Peru and South America, so are doing a tour that includes other countries such as Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and Brazil.
The singers said that the success of his career due to his effort and talent, and not to be a group of "guys with beautiful faces."
The panel presentation is scheduled for 20:00 pm and is part of the South American leg of the Unbreakable Tour, which is also scheduled in Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and Brazil.
The U.S. band has released six albums and more than 75 million albums sold worldwide.
The pop group reached its highest popularity rating in the 90s with hits like "Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)", "As long as you love me," "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" and "All I have to give.
Source: http://www.24horaslibre.com/espectaculos%20/1235568885.php
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