Manuel Carrasco apologizes for the monumental traffic jam at his concert in Marbella:

The artist Manuel Carrasco has apologized for the incidents that occurred last Thursday at the La Caridad venue in San Pedro Alcántara, Marbella, where he gave a concert to an audience of 30,000 people, which caused visibility and accessibility issues, such as a monumental collapse in access points and kilometric traffic jams on the roads of the Costa del Sol.

The artist from Huelva brought to the city his 'Wild Tour', as part of the 'Oasis Marbella Fest' program, selling out the venue, which led to people traveling from various points in the province and mobility problems with traffic chaos on the A-7 Highway and on the Freeway with long lines of vehicles.

In a message posted on his social networks, Manuel Carrasco states that “when an artist agrees to play at a venue, he does so trusting that it has the appropriate conditions of accessibility and visibility,” emphasizing that “even so, we understand that many of you had a tough time and we do not want to ignore it.”

“You are the driving force behind all this and we know that, in some cases, the experience was not as comfortable as it should have been: complicated access, visibility of the venue, and some discomforts that we do not like to see happen,” the artist pointed out, thanking his audience “for the energy with which you experienced the concert in Marbella.”

“We want to apologize if anything did not go as you expected,” emphasizes the artist from Huelva on his social networks, where he insists that for the organization “the most important thing is that when you come to a concert, you can enjoy the music and the moment.”

Thus, he promises to continue “taking care of every detail so that what you take home is always the best possible experience, because that is what you deserve.” The artist also regretted “the bittersweet taste felt by some.” “We felt it too and it saddens us greatly, because it’s true that there is a lot of work and love put into everything. Thank you sincerely for always being there,” he concludes.