Forbidden Song or Not: Baila De Gasolina Can ‘Simply’ Be Heard at the Zwarte Cross
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It seemed as though the hit Baila de Gasolina was not allowed to be played at the Zwarte Cross. Yet, the song eventually rang out loud across the festival grounds. Thousands of visitors sang along at the top of their lungs to the summer hit by Effe Serieus. The commotion surrounding the alleged ban had already generated a lot of attention beforehand.
Whether it was a publicity stunt or not: the men of Effe Serieus turned the Megatent at the Zwarte Cross upside down on Saturday night with their song Baila de Gasolina. While the organizers claimed they were completely fed up with the song, the swirling crowd joined in enthusiastically. The party act, with members from Liempde and Schijndel, announced last week that they were not allowed to play their song Baila de Gasolina at the festival in L…
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Was it a publicity stunt or not? For days, doubts were cast on the Zwarte Cross’s remarkable ban on ‘Baila de Gasolina’. On Saturday, the Brabant party band made it clear: “We hate rules! We’re playing it until tomorrow morning.”
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