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Madonna in Bucharest: We have come from the Light, to it we shall Return
Posted on August 27th, 2009
Madonna in Bucharest: We have come from the Light, to it we shall Return
The female version of Mick Jagger - so was Madonna in her first concert in Romania on Wednesday night. Throughout the two hours of her gig in Izvor Park downtown Bucharest, with the Palace of Parliament in the background, she played guitar, kissed her arms, jumped around, kissed a famale dancer, sang in Spanish, translated Gypsy words and talked against discrimination.
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Madonna in Bucharest: We have come from the Light, to it we shall Return
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