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I'll say it's too tight. Her boobs are pressed too much.
I prefer the older one

I had heard about Pablo Vittar but only superficially. Thanks to Madonna I have been able to get to know this person better and the truth is that they have made a very good impression on me. A talented, charismatic artist with very good energy.
Since the beginning of the tour, Madonna has supported the gay community by inviting various personalities and the final representative definitely could not be Wendy Guevara in Mexico because her participation was a complete disaster because of her bad attitude. Something that Madonna herself was wisely able to solve by pulling her against the chair to make her calm down and realize who the real star was. Pablo Vittar, on the other hand, receives my approval from this moment and I am sure that this Saturday they will be the best representative of our community and together with Madonna they will give an unforgettable show.

Looks like she didn't ditch the wig as some people assumed.  It's still going to be the same show, just with a few added bonuses!!

I love the idea!  I also want that!
I have always said that I love the songs with dark themes that Madonna has had in her catalog and that in my opinion there are very few and an album completely oriented around this theme would be a delight for me. Paradise (not for me), Nothing Really Matters, Bedtime Stories, Dark Ballet or that song called Indian Summer that she did for a commercial in Japan are perfect examples of this theme and that I would like to see on her new album. And all this accompanied by music videos full of symbolism, fantasy and mystery. Yes. I definitely love the idea!!

If anyone had doubts about which country was the most intense when it came to cheering and celebrating Queen Madonna, I think they will find the right answer when they see the Brazilians in action.
I'm not from Brazil, although my nation shares boundaries with this beautiful country,  but I have to humbly acknowledge that they take the award for the most expressive audience in the world. Madonna could not have chosen a better country to close with a flourish this beautiful tour that is finally coming to an end. Even in that detail she always does it better.

You're right. Thanks for the clarification. The thing is that in these new times there are so many new concepts to learn, new realities and new sexual orientations that it is impossible not to get confused sometimes.
Before it was simpler. They were only heterosexual, gay and bisexual orientations. But now everything has diversified and new terms have appeared: asexual, pansexual, omnisexual, transgender, cisgender, etc. that sometimes I end up confused because of so much new information. Again, thanks for the clarification and I apologize if anyone was offended by my mistake.

If anyone had doubts about which country was the most intense when it came to cheering and celebrating Queen Madonna, I think they will find the right answer when they see the Brazilians in action.
I'm not from Brazil, although my nation shares boundaries with this beautiful country,  but I have to humbly acknowledge that they take the award for the most expressive audience in the world. Madonna could not have chosen a better country to close with a flourish this beautiful tour that is finally coming to an end. Even in that detail she always does it better.

Am I the only one that prefers just the “dark”?

If anyone had doubts about which country was the most intense when it came to cheering and celebrating Queen Madonna, I think they will find the right answer when they see the Brazilians in action.
I'm not from Brazil, although my nation shares boundaries with this beautiful country,  but I have to humbly acknowledge that they take the award for the most expressive audience in the world. Madonna could not have chosen a better country to close with a flourish this beautiful tour that is finally coming to an end. Even in that detail she always does it better.

If anyone had doubts about which country was the most intense when it came to cheering and celebrating Queen Madonna, I think they will find the right answer when they see the Brazilians in action.
I'm not from Brazil, although my nation shares boundaries with this beautiful country,  but I have to humbly acknowledge that they take the award for the most expressive audience in the world. Madonna could not have chosen a better country to close with a flourish this beautiful tour that is finally coming to an end. Even in that detail she always does it better.

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.

You're right. Thanks for the clarification. The thing is that in these new times there are so many new concepts to learn, new realities and new sexual orientations that it is impossible not to get confused sometimes.
Before it was simpler. They were only heterosexual, gay and bisexual orientations. But now everything has diversified and new terms have appeared: asexual, pansexual, omnisexual, transgender, cisgender, etc. that sometimes I end up confused because of so much new information. Again, thanks for the clarification and I apologize if anyone was offended by my mistake.

I personally think it'll be a montage like the banana moment on RHT. A miss mash featuring all of the major guests she's had on stage. Which makes me wonder if she'll include the Kylie Minogue I will survive moment on the official DVD

I think a montage would be great. If not, I'd love to see Salma, especially if they include Madonna's amazing speech about Frida. 

I started this thread and have always shown respect and civility throughout.  I have every right to ask you to leave the thread if you wish to cause drama in it.  Can I enforce it?  No!  But as the originator of this thread and a member of this forum I have the right to express and encourage members to stay on topic and be civil.  Please respect that and/or move on!  Please and thank you! 

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I just love my excavation work here on Infinity!!!

@Pedro Beltran I honestly don't understand why you are still pointing your finger at me. We just said that in Italy the controversy around the cartoon wasn't known, and now you are accusing us of ignorance in general about Latin people? Believe me, Italians are very easily object of stereotypes. I hid the posts, the member explained that it wasn't meant to be racist, I think everything is ok now.
Let's move on please and enjoy the Mexican shows!
 

Free channels are Globo (the open TV channel), Futura (an educative channel) and some FAST channels which air old Globo programmes.
Paid channels are the Globo pay-TV channels. I mean, the ones one finds only at Brazilian pay TV services.
@WagnerMinoguehas just answered ur last question.

I once used an American VPN and browsed Globoplay - Globo International is for free if you have a subscription of Globoplay in America. I don't know if in the USA Globoplay can allow free accounts - here in Brazil they do, mine is free.

Btw what a plagued thread so... Movin' on from!!!

Don't waste your time, it is to hard for some people see your point. And the replay you going to receive will be person attack like kid.  

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.

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.

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"
 

It was the same here in the US on many nights. Was hard to find any clips from the Denver show and many others