Culcha Candela at Skaters Palace 
There was a time when boy bands ruled the pop world. Good looking guys with a charming smile, the catchy songs of love and passion for singing and the mostly female fans in rows brought to the mind. As the girl fell in a faint before the concert, teddy bears were thrown on the stage and the deafening screams drowned out even the most powerful speakers.
This was back in the nineties, but Culcha Candela let these times back to life. They are the 2000s equivalent of all the forgotten boy bands Take That and the Backstreet Boys. When the band have sold-out concert on Saturday at Skaters Palace least the girls scream, as if there were no tomorrow, and even before the cute boys at all come on stage!
Since her hit "Hamma" ride Berlin is a wave of success, and a first end in sight. The tour to the new album is mostly sold out, the reputation as an outstanding live band rushes ahead of the seven Smarties. Whether the hype is justified is, sometimes an open question, but they know their business. They know which buttons they need to put the fans into ecstasy. Little girls in primary school children tear their hands in the air, standing beside their mothers swinging hips and sing with enthusiasm. Culcha Candela work across generations.
fact that the lyrics here are limited for minors and, moreover, sometimes dangerously close range in the weak sense limit, seems to no one to bother her. Mostly it comes to parties, drinks, cool guys and hot women. The plate-empowerment anthem "Stand Up" with acoustic guitar and bongos, or the half-baked, tabloid-social criticism of "Brave New World" fall as of little consequence.
Culcha Candela are just a good mood, and never was dependent on level. But make mood that they can - the band pulls out all the entertainment tab, the show is choreographed to the smallest detail. Every movement, sits on the pan from the synchronous towel Gruppenpose for the cameras through to the carefully choreographed percussion inserts.
The fans are the face of so much concentrated energy and away screaming and calling "Take it off! Take it off! ". Intentionally or not, Culcha Candela, the legitimate successor of the Backstreet Boys - sexy hit guarantor with much effect and little substance.
There was a time when boy bands ruled the pop world. Good looking guys with a charming smile, the catchy songs of love and passion for singing and the mostly female fans in rows brought to the mind. As the girl fell in a faint before the concert, teddy bears were thrown on the stage and the deafening screams drowned out even the most powerful speakers. 
This was back in the nineties, but Culcha Candela let these times back to life. They are the 2000s equivalent of all the forgotten boy bands Take That and the Backstreet Boys. When the band have sold-out concert on Saturday at Skaters Palace least the girls scream, as if there were no tomorrow, and even before the cute boys at all come on stage! 
Since her hit "Hamma" ride Berlin is a wave of success, and a first end in sight. The tour to the new album is mostly sold out, the reputation as an outstanding live band rushes ahead of the seven Smarties. Whether the hype is justified is, sometimes an open question, but they know their business. They know which buttons they need to put the fans into ecstasy. Little girls in primary school children tear their hands in the air, standing beside their mothers swinging hips and sing with enthusiasm. Culcha Candela work across generations. 
fact that the lyrics here are limited for minors and, moreover, sometimes dangerously close range in the weak sense limit, seems to no one to bother her. Mostly it comes to parties, drinks, cool guys and hot women. The plate-empowerment anthem "Stand Up" with acoustic guitar and bongos, or the half-baked, tabloid-social criticism of "Brave New World" fall as of little consequence. 
Culcha Candela are just a good mood, and never was dependent on level. But make mood that they can - the band pulls out all the entertainment tab, the show is choreographed to the smallest detail. Every movement, sits on the pan from the synchronous towel Gruppenpose for the cameras through to the carefully choreographed percussion inserts. 
The fans are the face of so much concentrated energy and away screaming and calling "Take it off! Take it off! ". Intentionally or not, Culcha Candela, the legitimate successor of the Backstreet Boys - sexy hit guarantor with much effect and little substance. 
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