invited her little fans on stage to be part of her performance HAHA this is really so adorable and like her words we were all connected by a simple touch in a night although not all of us could be there : ) about the security guards i've always had one thing on my mind won't they be distracted by Camila's music they are so professional lol anyway hoping they keep doing a great job to protect our little princess
Yeah, it was hilarious watching her gush over the little kids, especially in the VIP Question & Answer where she literally screeched and shook with enjoyment! So funny, cute and honest all at the same time. You could really see how much she appreciated everyone's support. As for the security, they are always good and professional, which I have no problems with, I just wish venues could figure out a way to make them so they aren't so intrusive. Large venues with tall stages aren't nearly as bad because the stage is so far off the ground, unfortunately for smaller venues where the stage is only 3 or 4 feet, security guards that are 6 or so feet block out half the stage and become extremely disruptive, especially when you can't really move around too much. They should build 2 foot deep tracks around the outside of the stages that can easily be filled in when they don't need it, so security can still be where they need to be, but it gives everyone a much clearer view.
wow, Vancouver was so interactive with her last night, im so proud. usually at canadian shows the crouds dont really cheer on that much in my experiences and from the shows ive watched in the past, also ive been to a concert in canada before (cuz im canadian) and have seen not many people cheer. or do anything really, then again every place and people are different... but this show was probably one of the loudest ive seen of a canadian show
It really depends on the artist and the crowd. At some concerts, you don't want it to be loud because the music is the main draw and it is almost disrespectful to overreact, while some it is about the performance, (dancing, set pieces, etc,) along with the music and others it is purely about the atmosphere. I've been to some where they were deafening and you couldn't hear the artist perform at all, and others where you could nearly hear a pin drop because of the beautiful acoustics. Obviously it is better for the recording of sound to have it be quieter, but when people have such passionate fans, (which is a great thing,) that is impossible. The worst part is when you have people yelling in your ears and you can't hear anything else.
yes i get that part of it, i guess its just for me (being a passionate fan) i love to watch her and really take in the moment while i enjoy myself and have fun dancing and singing along at the same time.
Yep, which is great! For me personally, I'm more of a subdued admirer or music as a medium and artists as a whole. I enjoy the moment, but over the years I've learned those moments fade in my mind, which is why I started taking pictures and have now transitioned to videos. This way I can keep the memory alive a lot longer and just watching the videos takes me back to how I felt at that moment in time. :-)
yes, i get where your coming from., from both things. looking back i cant exactly remember that much of the concerts that i went to, i mostly just remember feeling what i felt while i was at them and feeling the energy of the music it was great. and im happy i recorded them cuz thinking and looking back to night back cant remember the concert so much itself, but i can just easily watch it to get the experience again... its especially more better when its your own videos, its like your at the concert again
That was why I did them originally and still do them, for myself first and foremost. I release them now because if they can make other people happy and get a portion of the experience I felt, then that makes me happy that I can contribute something.
Those girls were 1 row behind me and I wish like the other performances, her dancers would go find the loudest people and bring them on stage..😊 I loved though and I started crying 😭 right when I saw her just saying I’m nine years old❣️
