LuizG

I just received this email from the arena... 2h10m concert? https://www.sportpaleis.be/en/event/madonna-7df8aa8d?hash=7aac3681ddf49272b033e7df2156e36c175a75402b38b6f3398b6b84534affdf&utm_medium=email&utm_source=visitors+journey&utm_campaign=experience+en&utm_content=button&utm_id=352799&sfmc_id=26356711

Hi, everyone! I'm looking to meet people who are traveling to Antwerp or locals in the area. I'll be attending both concerts, but I would love to find after-concert parties or, at the very least, a nice bar or club to hang out in. If there are others traveling alone, let's connect!

Do you remember some rumors a few months ago that she was re-recording parts? I believe this is it. There are scenes at angles that are impossible to have been shot in the theater, the cameras should be on stage and I believe that was it. Another point about the audio that you mention and I might be crazy about it, but if you look at it, across all the video and contexts, there's a difference in "Madonna" and "Madame X" speaking. When Madonna speaks the audio is clean.... but when it's a comment made by "Madame X", the voice has this more robotic sound. Anyway, this was an insight I had in the polaroid auction part.

I just saw... and we can finally hear her voice and see her skin! Best production ever. All the talking parts are short and well edited. I was at Lisbon Jan 12th concert and she talked non-stop this day. - the cut from Future to Like a Prayer it's terrible and that is the only bad thing.

I totally understood you right. If you watch a Madonna concert in Brazil you will understand what CAOS is. But I find it fun, more intense ... the first time I watched Madonna it was in a stadium with over 90,000 people and all singing together has a physical effect. It's beautiful. And you want know? I think maybe one of the nuances she was looking for in this so-called "intimacy" of theaters is the chance to hear one thing and another that fans scream ... maybe that will tire her, let's keep up. After I'll tell you about Lisbon

I have no data about this, but I imagine that not everyone in theaters in NY is American. I am Brazilian and I know dozens of people who are traveling to watch the shows. As well as several other nationalities must be doing this .... in the US and in all other countries. I currently live in Spain (Barcelona) and people are going to Lisbon/Paris. I will go to Lisbon. And another point: unlike Americans, people in Europe often speak several languages, mainly English - and we must not forget that people who pay at least 200 euros for a ticket have good purchasing power, and probably a good education. I don't think language will be a barrier and make her uncomfortable, boring, etc.

Perfect.

isn't necessary to be seated on first row. At this video she posted you can see people are able to walk until the stage.... (but of course, you should be on the orch... )

I would like to know when it was cheap to be a madonna fan? When she had no items that cost fortunes? When did people with money not benefit buying rare items and the best seats at shows? Always was that way! And I don't think selling the photo is related to making money. It's the character she's using. The mocking, restless and talkative way that puts and knows the value it has. When she chose to do a show at a theater, she also chose to be able to literally shake a fan's hand and make a deal. It more about that fantasy of Madame X. I, in particular, can't afford to pay $ 1,000 for a polaroid selfie. But if I had, I would pay. And I know you all too.

Hello @BringUrLUV! So, i paid $97 for the seat. I suppose these were actually cheaper, and to my surprise, I was in the Orchestra, row C. Unbelievably close to the stage ... but with limited vision. We couldn't see the full stage background, but I think it made up for it. I attach the reciep.