On October 10, Canadian singer and songwriter Michael Bublé performed in Guadalajara as part of his Mexican tour, where he has already performed in Puebla, Monterrey and soon in Mexico City to delight his fans with classics such as “Sway”, “Haven’t Met You Yet” and “Feeling Good”.
Bublé has been known not only for his live performances, but also for his warmth with his audience and for bringing smiles to their faces during the show. During his performance at the Telmex Auditorium, the Canadian singer took advantage of a technical failure to amuse his fans.
Through TikTok, the user @valeeriasolis shared a video of a part of Bublé’s concert last Tuesday in which you can see how the audio failed during his presentation.
It took a few minutes for his team to solve the problem, but while the singer of “Quando, Quando, Quando” spoke to his audience and said in English that he would sing without music, at that moment the noises coming from the audio failure could still be heard.
“La Vaca Lola, la Vaca Lola, has a head and has a tail” Bublé began to sing and immediately his audience followed him and then added “Ok, ok, that’s not the song, sorry”.
Michael Bublé was with his audience while the audio glitch was being fixed
@valeeriasolis El mejor concierto @Michael Bublé #highertour #MichaelBuble #MiguelBurbujas #Guadalajara ♬ sonido original – Valeria Solis
After performing the children’s song in front of more than 10,000 people, Bublé had another idea to entertain his audience while the technical failure was being resolved, so he started asking if anyone in the audience was singing, until a man in the front rows raised his hand.
“Do you sing? Are you going to sing? This sexy man right here?” asked Michael in English as he pointed to an attendee and finally, in Spanish he said, “Hey! Excuse me, sir, move over here. Yes, hello” so that a security element let him down with the audience.
Once downstairs, the singer of “LOVE” approached the gentleman, who claimed to sing very little, and began to sing “Guadalajara” with a voice that surprised not only the audience, but also Bublé himself, who applauded him and encouraged the audience to do the same.
When will Michael Bublé’s concerts be in Mexico City?
The Canadian composer is still in Mexico and his next stop will be Mexico City where he will offer three concerts, which are already sold out on October 12, 13 and 14.
The Arena Ciudad de Mexico will be the venue where Michael Bublé will perform to please his thousands of fans, who have closely followed his career and also set their Christmas parties with his classics such as “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” and “Holly Jolly Christmas”.
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