A sudden downpour accompanied by high winds forced the celebration of the Warm Up festival in Murcia to pause this Saturday afternoon. The organization has decided to suspend the celebration of the Temples concert, which took place when the rain broke loose, and is convening a meeting to determine the measures to be taken. The strong storm also caused some problems with the electricity supply in the area and forced those present to seek shelter. A large group of people took refuge in the building next to the Víctor Villegas Auditorium. Minutes before the download began, the weather situation began to dominate the public’s conversations. “A drop has fallen on me,” says one young man, “I’ve got my raincoat in the boot,” says another as it begins to glisten. “If it rains, will this not take place?” asked two security guards. In the first minutes of the festival, the gray sky was only a threat and the sparkle was more of a relief against the heat. When the storm started, the worry began and if the festival goers sought the shade this morning, now every corner is valid to escape the rain. A group of friends from Hellín (Albacete) will appreciate getting wet, who make their debut at the Warm Up with an outfit that is not at all refreshing: the red jumpsuit and the masks of the protagonists of ‘La casa de papel’. They sing the partisan resistance hymn ‘Bella ciao’ as they are photographed alongside the festival’s signature lyrics. This year, the organization was looking for the most ingenious way to avoid queues on the first official festival day, after yesterday’s welcome. As if the signs weren’t enough, one “announcer” carries a sign on his shoulders saying where to pick up your bracelet if you’ve just arrived, while another co-worker aloud reminds the clueless. Before them, several friends meet again by surprise, they hug and promise to drink a few beers together. This is Murcia. This is the warm-up.
Source: La Verdad
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