It is listening to "I went to the riverbank..." and continuing with "... and I saw that you were very alone" almost automatically. We all know Estopa's hits, and there are few who have not sung one at a moment of maximum joy in a celebration. For this reason, anyone can imagine the joy of the dozens of people who were in a booth that also included David and José Muñoz, members of the group, who were visiting the Seville Fair, and who by surprise started singing Como Camarón , one of his best-known songs.
It was not even necessary to ask for it, because the people gathered there immediately gave them the choirs and the musicians who were in the booth with their guitars also immediately joined in with a musical accompaniment. Among the attendees, celebrities such as Carlos Latre or Toñi Moreno, who did not want to miss a single second of the moment.
On his Twitter account, @davilerivas, Rivas shared a video of the event with the following message: "Being in a booth, meeting Estopa, and that they go to the microphone and start singing. As random as you can get. can happen at the April Fair".
The performance, which has obviously gone viral and caused a sensation among social media users, was a resounding success. The booth was overflowing, not only because of its members, but also because of the horde of onlookers who flocked to its surroundings, attracted by the notes of the well-known song, and who did not hesitate to join the song, even from outside.
In the end, the Muñoz brothers embraced in a big hug, before getting lost inside the booth to the applause of the public, who were more than delighted by the sympathetic gesture that the artists had made. It is not every day that Estopa gives an impromptu concert.
Estopa has become one of the most beloved groups on the national music scene, and it is not surprising, since since they began their career they have managed to become a benchmark for millennials. Their secret, to be normal people, without pretensions, like anyone else.
"We are a realistic song group. In our songs, we try to make people feel identified, give encouragement and make them see that there is more to it than just a good salary and a good car." Proof of this is that in their songs they have reflected everything from everyday tedium to unemployment, disability or cancer. Years go by, and they are still there. With all the affection of the public, as reflected, once again, in these images.
