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Spanish singer Rosalia has asked her concertgoers not to throw things on stage.
The plea for the interpreter of “Despecha” came yesterday, during his presentation in San Diego, a man threw a bouquet of flowers at him, which hit him in the face. The moment was caught on camera and went viral on social media.
“Please don’t throw things on stage, if you’re stupid enough to throw them anyway, throw them on the opposite side of where I am. Thank you,” the artist wrote.
Tour of Rosalia, who Issued in Puerto Rico on September 9 At Puerto Rico’s Jose Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, it continues in the US this week, going to San Francisco, Inglewood, Houston, Atlanta, Miami and later, several cities in Europe.
. @rosalia He was attacked by a bouquet of flowers at his concert in San Diego last night, and despite this, he handled the situation very gracefully. pic.twitter.com/g9MA3Iua6m
— Motomami Tour (@MOTOMAMlTOUR) October 3, 2022
— Arthur🌈 (@arthurgilbordes) October 3, 2022
Please don’t throw things on stage, if you’re so Motomommys you throw them like that and then throw them on the opposite side of where I am 🙂🤍
Thanks— Rosalie A (@rosalia) October 3, 2022
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