Nearly a thousand young people are eagerly awaiting the concert that the German band will be giving today at 8:30 pm in the Jockey Club of Peru.
Tonight Lima will house one of the most anticipated shows of the year. Thousands of girls, mostly between 14 and 18, have already sparked a real euphoria following the arrival of the German band, Tokio Hotel and you can see that outside the Jockey Club del Peru, some of them have been queuing since Saturday.
The first row were fans who have been camping for the past five days at the entrance door of the Jockey and even said that she was also the first to buy the tickets. "I'm anxious by the arrival of the boys on this special occasion. My parents brought me here on Saturday and stood by me these few days, "she said.
Other girls belonging to the official fan club, said they hope to put in the front rows to be very close to their idols. "We hoped to see them in the hotel, but no luck. Now we've been here for days to have them around, "she said.
A group of Ecuadorian fans joined the local Peruvian fans. They confessed to having made a long overland journey to arrive in time for the concert. "I worked hard all year raising money for this trip. I knew that at some point they would come to South America and here I am. "
The first row were fans who have been camping for the past five days at the entrance door of the Jockey and even said that she was also the first to buy the tickets. "I'm anxious by the arrival of the boys on this special occasion. My parents brought me here on Saturday and stood by me these few days, "she said.
Other girls belonging to the official fan club, said they hope to put in the front rows to be very close to their idols. "We hoped to see them in the hotel, but no luck. Now we've been here for days to have them around, "she said.
A group of Ecuadorian fans joined the local Peruvian fans. They confessed to having made a long overland journey to arrive in time for the concert. "I worked hard all year raising money for this trip. I knew that at some point they would come to South America and here I am. "
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