There is no doubt that David Bisbal is one of the most international and charismatic Spanish artists. However, his overflowing enthusiasm has caused him to inadvertently go viral on many occasions. A few months ago, the interpreter of Who was going to tell me and Bulería starred in a highly commented moment in a meeting with his followers during
In the last hours, the singer has gone viral again on social networks after the TikTok user @monicaantelo1 shared some images of the artist being approached by his fans while he was in a vehicle. Later it would be known that he himself had decided to stop to attend to them. "A dream come true! Unforgettable!" Can be read in the publication. The artist, displaying his humility and sympathy, attended to his fans and wanted to dedicate a few words of thanks to them.
While his followers thought he would give them a long time and they complained, Bisbal wanted to demand that they let him speak. "We are very few," a fan is heard saying. "But girl, you have to see, that you always interrupt me, eh", says David, to the surprise of all his followers present there. "I wanted to thank you and I wanted to stop, open the door here, to discreetly turn around and see if we can take a picture, okay?" Begins the singer, who stopped on purpose to quickly attend to his fans.
"I don't have time, because I have to go to Madrid, tomorrow I have a photo session, we have a documentary, we have a video clip... we have to record a lot of things," he continued, to the attention of his unconditional fans. "Therefore, now I turn around, you think, and I choose the phone", she settles, taking this follower's mobile to take a selfie with her fans. The gesture has been widely applauded in networks. "But how nice he is" or "how nice and what a good person" are some of the comments that can be read in the publication
As we said, a few months ago the interpreter of Before that did not star in many headlines after the TikTok user @henrygr126 published a video starring him. In the images, Bisbal addresses his fans very effusively. Before taking some photos with them, he blurts out a phrase that is already a famous quote on social networks, but that has also crossed other spheres and has been used, for example, in sports broadcasts.
"Well, how are the machines? First of all," said the former contestant of Operación Triunfo 1 at the time. A phrase full of good vibes and humility that became a trending topic on Twitter, where hundreds of users still, three months later, they use it as a meme. "This is the best thing that has happened to me in years. I can't stop watching it and laughing," said the comedian Pere Aznar at the time. Without a doubt, his latest gestures have led him, if possible, to be even more loved by his followers.
