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So sad: Taylor has problem with sound at the Santiago Bernabeu
The artist will perform two concerts across May 29th and 30th
Taylor Swift will sing at the Real Madrid’s Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on May 29th and 30th. Her two Eras Tour concerts are highly anticipated by her fans and everything should be ready for the American artist to shine in the Spanish capital.
But in the days leading up to her performance, those responsible for the event have encountered various problems related to the sound, including acoustics and complaints from neighbors.
Firstly, the acoustics of the Bernabeu have thrown up issues. Several users on social networks have complained that the sound was not as clear as expected during major concerts.
Such reviews have come from those who have already attended concerns at the new-look Bernabeu, with the likes of Alejandro Sanz and Ana Mena having already performed there. “Very disappointed, you can’t understand a word,” one wrote on X.
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