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Más que conciertos, las presentaciones de Shakira en España serán una “experiencia inmersiva”

Los conciertos de Shakira en España, además de repasar los grandes éxitos de la intérprete, ofrecerán una experiencia inmersiva para los seguidores de la cantante colombiana.

Tras su paso por diversas ciudades de Estados Unidos, Canadá y Latinoamérica, ahora será el turno de que los fans europeos disfruten de la gira “Las mujeres ya no lloran”, con la que Shakira ha recorrido los escenarios durante el último año y medio.

En marzo pasado, la artista anunció que su paso por Europa estaría concentrado en una residencia de conciertos que comprenderá 12 fechas en Madrid, las cuales se realizarán entre septiembre y octubre. Lo que más llamó la atención de este proyecto fue que se construirá un recinto especial para albergar los espectáculos en el espacio de Iberdrola Music.

A través de una conferencia de prensa, el equipo de la cantante y Live Nation dieron a conocer más detalles sobre este espacio. Durante el evento, se explicó que el recinto recreará una “ciudad” inspirada en el realismo mágico y contará con ocho pabellones y experiencias diferentes. Estos estarán dedicados a la música, la moda, la gastronomía, la literatura, el arte y el cine, la cultura infantil y el universo artístico de Shakira (además de la danza y la celebración colectiva).

El presidente de Live Nation España, Pino Sagliocco, describió el lugar como “una ciudad” diseñada como un árbol, en el que cada rama “es un camino para una experiencia cultural única”.

Además, explicó que la inspiración está basada en la cultura latina y busca convertirse en un espacio para “una manifestación cultural de pertenencia, de comunidad y de integración”. Asimismo, informó que el recinto contará con un parque llamado Macondo, y que se está explorando la posibilidad de que pueda ser visitado incluso los días en que no tenga actividades.

De acuerdo con la información presentada por la agencia EFE y los organizadores, también se preparan dos zonas VIP (Espacio Garden y Espacio Terrace), las cuales serán puestas a la venta con “precios asequibles” y que “marcarán un antes y un después” en este tipo de eventos.

Las 12 fechas programadas para los conciertos en este recinto son los días 18, 19, 20, 25, 26 y 27 de septiembre, así como el 2, 3, 4, 10 y 11 de octubre, sumándose la nueva fecha del 9 de octubre.

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Trump speaking at White House Correspondents’ Dinner redo after April attack

▶ Watch Video: WHCA President Weijia Jiang speaks at rescheduled dinner 3 months after shooting Washington — President Trump is speaking at take two of the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Friday night, after April's event was upended when an armed assailant rushed through a security checkpoint and the U.S. Secret Service opened fire on the gunman.Three months after the suspect was stopped outside the Washington Hilton's ballroom, Mr. Trump attended the White House Correspondents' Association's do-over of the dinner at a different Washington hotel — the Waldorf Astoria, which was once a Trump Organization hotel. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the president "looks forward to finishing what he started before a despicable assassination attempt derailed the original event back in April," and promised the evening will be "very entertaining and memorable."At times, the event highlighted the president's sometimes-tense relationship with the press. Mr. Trump has sparred with many of the journalists who spoke or accepted awards during the dinner — though he didn't visibly express frustration while seated on stage, and he shook the award-winners' hands. The president smiled as CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer described the fallout from The Wall Street Journal's reporting on Mr. Trump's past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein."This has not been an easy evening," Mr. Trump later joked during his speech, referring to the award-winners.Weijia Jiang, the correspondents' association's most recent past president and CBS News' senior White House correspondent, said at one point during the event: "There is ... an existential difference between criticizing the press and trying to undermine it. One is healthy and it makes all of us better. The other is exactly what the founders hoped to prevent."Mentalist Oz Pearlman is scheduled to perform, after his set during April's dinner was called off due to the attack."We can't wait to see what you reveal, but you can skip the part where you guess the president's phone number because half the reporters in this room already have it," Jiang said.Secret Service officials have warned that nationwide threats have reached an unprecedented level, with agents opening roughly 10,000 protective intelligence cases since January — a nearly 40% increase from the same period last year. The Secret Service has been preparing for the makeup dinner, and Secret Service Director Sean Curran told reporters in a briefing Wednesday that every venue is reevaluated before every presidential visit."We will always evaluate every site, and right now we have an advance team there, and they will take back, and they will set up a plan to set that site up for success, just like we did at the White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Hilton," Curran said. "That is a success."On Friday night, the White House Correspondents' Association presented an award for exceptional service to the Secret Service officer who was struck in his protective vest at the April dinner, along with the entire Washington Hilton staff."I do think their bravery should be recognized, and I'm really looking forward to giving out those two awards," Jiang said. Jiang said Friday night's program is "very much the same" as April's, although the size will be smaller."There are enhanced security measures," Jiang told C-SPAN. "We have a private security firm that has worked closely with Secret Service. There are new measures that every single dinner guest has to take."Attendees will have to present a unique QR code with a government-issued photo ID to get through ticketing, and go through layers of security to enter the ballroom, she said. The association worked extensively with the Secret Service."It was incredibly important to have the safety of our guests to be the top priority," she said.
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