This past Saturday I went with some friends to see a rock/alternative concert in Valladolid. I had so much fun that I just had to share the pictures with all of you. The band is called Fito y Fitipaldis and they have been playing for some time now, but I had never heard them before my friend Jackeline mentioned them to me. Now I just love this band. :) I'll put a track/video up of them so you can have an idea of what they sound like.
Fito (the one in center with a black cap) y Fitipaldis. We were extremely close to the stage.
Carlos (Jackeline's boyfriend), Kyle, me and Jackeline enjoying the concert.
Jackeline was a little distracted by this crazy group of guys....they were definitely on something.
Fito y Fitipaldis
The band...they have a saxophonist, accordionist/pianist, two guitarists (the singer and the long haired guy who is very talented), a bassist and a drummer who's American.
I've learned it is difficult to take pictures when the band is moving/playing and the crowd is waving their hands in the air....haha!
Fito on the big screen
Clearer picture of the band.
Kyle, me and Jackeline
One of the last numbers of the show.
The stage....
The concert started at 11pm and we left at 1.30am....the concert hadn't ended yet. Well at least the encore hadn't ended!
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Belgium...round 4:Brugge
Belgium's very own Venice....so many canals.Loved this view of the city.
T' Zuid Square....there was this huge monument with statues all around it. They were all extremely odd.
Odd statue....it had something to do with Zeus, I'm not sure what.
St. Salvator's Cathedral from the side.
St. Salvator's Cathedral
A working monastery.
Lover's statue...there are inscriptions on the bottom of the statue of famous couples in history.
Belgium makes beautiful lace products.
Halloween cupcakes!!!
Grote Markt.
Grote markt....it reminds me of a fairy tale. The building in the center that is white is the town hall.
Some government building.
God's house for the poor.
This alley doesn't look that small in the picture, but it surprised me how close the sides were.
Look at all the ducks and swans!!! Now you can see what people mean about Brugge being similar to Venice. Still, I think Venice is much prettier.
Love fall!!!!!
Basilica of the Holy BloodEntrance to a hospital that was built in 1100 and used until the mid 1800's. We didn't enter, but the outside was impressive.
Belfort the bell tower in Grote Markt.
In the square behind the bell tower.Minnewater.
Just beautiful...
Beginning of the park in Brugge...there were ducks, swans and other birds enjoying the water.
Emily and I on the bridge over Minnewater which is a crystalized lake.
T' Zuid Square....there was this huge monument with statues all around it. They were all extremely odd.
Odd statue....it had something to do with Zeus, I'm not sure what.
St. Salvator's Cathedral from the side.
St. Salvator's Cathedral
A working monastery.
Lover's statue...there are inscriptions on the bottom of the statue of famous couples in history.
Belgium makes beautiful lace products.
Halloween cupcakes!!!
Grote Markt.
Grote markt....it reminds me of a fairy tale. The building in the center that is white is the town hall.
Some government building.
God's house for the poor.
This alley doesn't look that small in the picture, but it surprised me how close the sides were.
Look at all the ducks and swans!!! Now you can see what people mean about Brugge being similar to Venice. Still, I think Venice is much prettier.
Love fall!!!!!
Basilica of the Holy BloodEntrance to a hospital that was built in 1100 and used until the mid 1800's. We didn't enter, but the outside was impressive.
Belfort the bell tower in Grote Markt.
In the square behind the bell tower.Minnewater.
Just beautiful...
Beginning of the park in Brugge...there were ducks, swans and other birds enjoying the water.
Emily and I on the bridge over Minnewater which is a crystalized lake.
Belgium.....round 3: Ghent
Gent is a small town, but has a lot of great places/things to visit and see. When the sun came out, it just illuminated the entire town. People were so friendly with us and I had a lot of fun roaming the streets.Isn't this just stunning? Gent has a few large rivers/canals that run through the town. I just love how the sun brightens up the scene. The only way to have hot chocolate. We ate at a small bar/restaurant when we first arrived in Gent and because it was so cold I decided to order a hot chocolate (I figured their hot chocolate would be similar to ours, which it was). When this was brought to me, I was surprised and intrigued. Their hot chocolate is make with a cup of hot milk and a piece of chocolate. The chocolate is specific for this purpose. You put the chocolate that is on the stick into the milk and swirl it around until it is completely melted. It was absolutely delicious. I've decided this is the only way to have hot chocolate. I even bought some of the chocolate to bring back to Spain for winter. :)
One of the many churches we saw. Unfortunately I don't remember the names of each one. I liked this one very much because it had northern Europe medieval architecture. Very different from the medieval architecture in Spain.
Grote Markt in Gent and a statue of the founder of the town.
Very cool medieval building. I believe it is now a museum of some sort.
Jozef's Fry stand. Belgium is not only known for its chocolate and waffles, but also its fries and their many sauces for the fries. This particular stand is famous because it is one of the few places that still makes all their fries fresh and from scratch. They were delicious.
Graffiti Alley.
View of the town from one of the canals with very colorful buildings.
Another beautiful church in Gent.
The same church, but from afar.
Belfry the bell town in one of the squares.
Gent's main cathedral.
Gent's cathedral from the back. Again, Gothic architecture just blows my mind.
The castle in Gent....it is extremely small.
Boat rides through the town's canals.
Grote Markt.
Look at all that Belgium beer....
One of the many churches we saw. Unfortunately I don't remember the names of each one. I liked this one very much because it had northern Europe medieval architecture. Very different from the medieval architecture in Spain.
Grote Markt in Gent and a statue of the founder of the town.
Very cool medieval building. I believe it is now a museum of some sort.
Jozef's Fry stand. Belgium is not only known for its chocolate and waffles, but also its fries and their many sauces for the fries. This particular stand is famous because it is one of the few places that still makes all their fries fresh and from scratch. They were delicious.
Graffiti Alley.
View of the town from one of the canals with very colorful buildings.
Another beautiful church in Gent.
The same church, but from afar.
Belfry the bell town in one of the squares.
Gent's main cathedral.
Gent's cathedral from the back. Again, Gothic architecture just blows my mind.
The castle in Gent....it is extremely small.
Boat rides through the town's canals.
Grote Markt.
Look at all that Belgium beer....
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