Se traduce prin "Du-te cu Dumnezeu", este considerata cea mai de succes trupa din Belgia, a aparut anul trecut pe timbrele postale emise in tara de provenienta si a umplut, pe 13 octombrie, Sala Palatului. Pe parcursul unui concert acustic de o ora si jumatate, Vaya Con Dios i-a speriat pe spectatorii suferind de "sindromul Madonna" (atunci cand solista Dani Klein a vorbit despre muzica rroma), i-a pus pe cei 4.000 de fani sa se ocupe de backing vocals si a cantat o varianta in limba franceza a piesei Sanie cu zurgalai. "I didn't know it was a Romanian song", s-a minunat solista trupei Vaya Con Dios. "Now I know!"
Inceput in jurul orei 20:00, cu piese ca Far Gone Now si Sold My Soul, concertul a oferit repede prilejul unor "schimburi culturale". "How do you say thank you in... in... en roumain, comment est-ce qu'on dit <
"Multumesc!" au raspuns, in cor, spectatorii "poligloti", iar o voce a completat cu un "mersi" ajuns pana la urechile artistei, care s-a aratat surprinsa de coincidenta. "Merci? Non...! C'est vrai? Merci!"
"What I like about my job is that you get to travel around the world a lot. A few weeks ago we were in Angola and Rwanda. And there was a singer that I liked, that I've listened to the first time, in the '70s and that I still listen to, a singer called Bonga. And we covered a song. And because it was so nice in Rwanda and the people were all nice and I loved it so much, I felt like sharing it with you tonight", a fost prezentata piesa Ilia.
I Don’t Want To Know a determinat o reactie neasteptata din partea salii, fapt explicat putin mai tarziu. "It's funny, because I am always surprised, this song was never a hit and everywhere we go, everybody goes "uuuuu". I think it must ring a bell for many of you".
Un solo de bas al lui Salv
