Já passei tantas vezes pela mais movimentada praça de Madrid e só hoje lhe dedico um post.
Conhecemo-la num dos seus pontos altos, a “nochevieja” (passagem de ano). A praça enche-se de gente, de música (na altura o grande êxito era o da Madonna – “Hung up”), de luz e de cor. Vendedores chineses e indianos vendem champanhe e a organização dá copos de plástico, dançámos sem tirar os olhos do relógio que está na torre do antigo edificio dos Correios, quando ele nos diz que entrámos num ano novo, a festa continua.
I’ve passed so many times through the busiest square in Madrid and only today I dedicate a post to it.
We first discovered it on one of its high points, the “nochevieja” (New Year). The square is filled with people, music (at the time was the great success of the Madonna – “Hung Up”), light and color. Chinese and Indian vendors sell champagne and the organization gives you plastic cups, we danced without taking our eyes from the clock that is in the tower of the old Post Office building, when it tells us that we have entered a new year, the party continues.
We first discovered it on one of its high points, the “nochevieja” (New Year). The square is filled with people, music (at the time was the great success of the Madonna – “Hung Up”), light and color. Chinese and Indian vendors sell champagne and the organization gives you plastic cups, we danced without taking our eyes from the clock that is in the tower of the old Post Office building, when it tells us that we have entered a new year, the party continues.
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