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Thank you. Fortunately, there is a person in the entire forum who does understand the underlying message of my comment. Remember Woodstock? Debauchery at its finest carried out in an open-air concert. That is what I condemn. That in the name of certain freedoms these regrettable extremes are reached. And that was particularly the background of my comment a few days before Madonna's outdoor concert in Brazil or any country in the world in general.

I was talking about outdoor concerts or concerts held on beaches in different parts of the world where many times people believe they have the right to commit certain excesses in the name of sexual freedom without caring that there are people in front of them who may not agree or reject this type of outdoor practices. At no time did I mean to imply that Brazilians are characterized by having this type of behavior. If it was understood that way, I apologize for the case.

What part of my comment did you not understand? Could you be more specific? I simply said that inappropriate behavior such as exhibitionism and public sex should be prohibited. Much more so when there will be entire families and children present among the attendees. Or would you feel comfortable if a couple in the audience suddenly started having sex in front of you? We should stop associating or justifying this type of behavior with outdoor concerts or on a beach. We all have the right to attend one of these events and not take a bad memory home because of some unrestrained people who, motivated by alcohol and the lack of police security, allow themselves to be carried away by the debauchery and fever of the moment. That's the whole point of my comment if you didn't understand it correctly.

I only hope that during the concert security is guaranteed for the tranquility not only of Madonna's fans but also of the general public who, attracted by her universal fame, will also go to see her despite only knowing her mega hits from the 80s. And I am not only referring to possible robberies or crimes that may be committed during the concert but also to control certain excesses related to sexual debauchery caused by excess alcohol. Showing your breasts, genitals, butt or having sex in public should be totally prohibited since entire families will go to the concert and thinking about the moral integrity of the little ones, these things should not be allowed. This is not the concert of a Hard Rock star. It is the concert of Madonna, a star who has followers of all ages. Yes, I know that nudity and simulated sex are present on Madonna's tour but the difference is that those scenes have a context, a justification and they are not presented in a vulgar way. That is the difference.

Precisely because it is her own country of origin that seems not to give her the value she deserves is what most surprises Madonna fans from the rest of the world. And my criticism was not directed at Madonna fans in the United States but at American society in general when, on the other hand, we see much more nationalistic countries that protect their great stars a lot, whether they are in music, sports, literature, etc. Being honored by the political class of their country thanks to their achievements, valuing their opinions regarding the internal affairs of their country and even naming a street in the city after them are some examples of this protectionism that I do not see in the United States towards Madonna. Maybe this will change in the future although as some say: "You never know what you have until it's gone"

I don't understand. I really don't understand it! In the few videos of the Mexico concert that I have been able to find online I can see many people filming with their cell phones. The big question is: Where are those videos? Because to this day there are very few videos shared by Mexican fans on YouTube. There are many fans, like me, who depend on these videos posted on YouTube to be able to experience through a computer what others have been able to enjoy live and direct, So it doesn't seem right to me that these people keep these videos for their close and private circle of friends. A little more solidarity with the fans in the rest of Latin America is all I ask. Remember that thanks to being geographically located next to the United States, it has favored them to be visited consecutively by Madonna. A luck that, unfortunately, the rest of the countries in the region do not have.

How good to see that in other parts of the world Madonna is and will always be considered the only and legitimate Queen of Pop. Something that curiously does not happen in her own country where we often witness how her title is taken away from her and given to any improvised and opportunistic singer whose popularity will not exceed 10 years, after which they will be forgotten and no one will remember them. It's incredible how that symbolic crown has crossed the heads of so many singers. From Britney Spears, Beyonce, Pink, Whitney Houston, Nelly Furtado, Lady Gaga and others whose names I don't even remember anymore. Fortunately, this only happens in the United States because in other countries Madonna is treated as she deserves: as a queen to whom everyone must pay homage. Maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea for Madonna to decide to become a Mexican citizen. I am sure that all Mexicans would be proud of it.

How nice to see Ricky Martin again after so many years of absence from the world of music! I remember following him since his beginnings back in the 90s. My favorite songs were "Me amarás", "Fuego contra Fuego", "Todos mis caminos van a tí", etc. An extremely thin Ricky Martin, with long hair and quite shy in front of the cameras. Nothing to do with the Ricky Martin of today: totally uninhibited and sure of himself although with a few extra kilos. Well, something easy to fix with some HIIT sessions. If he wants it, of course, because we are all owners of our physique and if he feels good, I respect it.

Wow! I had never seen this. I love it!. I can say that I completely understand Madonna because, like her, I also easily lose patience when people take so long to fulfill our requests or desires because for us time is valuable and seeing how things are not done instantly naturally exasperates us. In this case she has many people at her service who should be attentive to fulfilling all her wishes and seeing how things do not go the way she wants must be totally exasperating. I can put myself in her shoes in this particular situation.

Please @Prayer. I wasn't talking about simple mistakes in the choreography but in her body language and attitude. I thought I saw Madonna too confrontational and in an "I don't give a damn" attitude during these last few shows which caused me concern. And it wasn't about creating drama. I hate drama too but at the same time I couldn't remain indifferent to an attitude I hadn't seen in previous shows. But it's okay. As you say, these are probably reactions that are out of Madonna's control, caused by some deficiency in her technical equipment and that do not allow her to give a perfect show like the one she is used to giving as the professional artist that she is. I will try to be less observant regarding certain insignificant details and simply enjoy the show, which is Madonna's main objective and to which she has put so much effort and dedication as an excellent artist that she is.

It's true. I understand the fanaticism we all have for Madonna but sometimes I am surprised by the kind of arguments some fans make to try to justify certain disconcerting or negative reactions on Madonna's part. I respect your opinions but please let's be more realistic about our theories. By the way, during the concert in Tampa, not only during "Crazy for You" we could see a disconcerting reaction from Madonna but we could also see a similar reaction during Bad Girl: After her performance of Hung Up, Madona walks faster than normal to where her daughter is, without respecting the piano chords, to finally present her to the audience ahead of time, causing Mercy's surprise, who undoubtedly did not expect it. Now we see this strange attitude again in Miami. I still think that it is certain problems with her current partner that have Madonna in such a bad mood and in a her-against-the-world attitude. Today I will be attentive to her behavior and I hope with all my heart that things return to normal not only for her sake but also for the fans.

In these photos Madonna looks identical to the cover of Madame X. Is she paying some kind of tribute to it or is it a sign that tonight we will see her perform a song from that wonderful album? To this day I cannot accept that only one song from this beautiful album has made it to the definitive setlist. I hope tonight she sings Crazy or Killers who are partying instead of Rain/Frozen/Take a Bow. It's her last official album, for God's sake. Madonna should give this album the place it deserves and perform even one of its songs. It's the least she could do.

I just watched the video and indeed, you are right in everything you described. What important thing could have upset Madonna to the point of altering the choreography of this part of the show? I spent hours thinking about it and the only theory that comes to mind is that she had some disagreement with her boyfriend because she made this unexpected reaction just when she was singing Crazy for You, which is a song about love. I hope that by now this supposed disagreement with her boyfriend has been resolved and that for tonight's show we will not see this type of disconcerting reactions again that, certainly, causes the concern of many fans who are attentive to her even in the most minimal detail. Let's pay close attention to tonight's show, please.

No one is questioning your freedom of expression but you have to understand that even this right has its limits and even more so when it affects other people. Quoting or responding to several users just to say "Ok", "Hahaha" or some incongruous comment that contributes nothing to the topic is detrimental to the forum because you end up turning the navigation, which should be agile and dynamic, into monotonous and tedious. If you did it occasionally I think there would be no problem but you do it quite repeatedly and that is why the negative reaction of many users and that generates suspicions that you are actually doing it intentionally. The solution to this problem is in your own hands. Converting all this negative energy around you into positive and being more valued by the rest of the forum is worth more than wanting to have the record of being the user with the most comments on the forum in a short time. Think about it.

She should have been the guest during the Vogue performance. I have nothing against Drag Queens. In fact I love how they use exaggeration as raw material in each of their shows. But I think we have already had too many guests of this type and I would have liked more diversity in terms of guests. Seeing Moira accompany Madonna during Vogue would have been more emotional for fans than seeing her with another Drag Queen who hasn't shared anything special with her. That's what I think.