El tri habla sobre intérpretes en su último concierto

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00:00For us, the interpreters, who have been translating and translating the lyrics of the songs of the TRI to the audience,

00:18mainly to people with hearing difficulties, it is something 100% new that we had never had the opportunity to feel.

00:28It was something incredible and the people enjoyed it a lot.

00:33I think the interpreters enjoyed it and we enjoyed it a lot.

00:39Then a magical atmosphere was created that made us feel very comfortable.

00:45And besides, as musicians, it makes us feel very good that our music reaches a greater number of ears.

00:57And that they do it with such enthusiasm, I love it.

01:00I mean, because they do it with the rhythm of the music, with all the euphoria and the feeling.

01:07I mean, because they transmit the feeling of what the song is saying, not just the words, but the way of feeling it.

01:15And that is incredible, I loved it, I loved having them.

01:20For us, that Comcast has participated through these great interpreters, it is a great satisfaction.

01:28We feel very good, it was something unforgettable and historical.

01:32In this play here in César Chávez Park, to celebrate 55 years of rock and roll from Mexico to the world.

01:4155 years of the TRI and what better than to celebrate it with these great interpreters.

01:47Y QUE VIVA EL ROCK AND ROLL!