Paulina Rubio makes Madrid dance during the historic snowfall, Filomena
Paulina Rubio was in charge of setting the music to set the big snowfall living in it Madrid, caused by the Atlantic storm, Filomena, and that has covered the city with snow.
Spain, as we have informed you The Truth News, is one of the countries most affected by the COVID-19, and Madrid spent months in a total national shutdown because of the pandemic.
Madrid is in total incarceration due to the coronavirus pandemic
It is therefore not surprising that the people of Madrid forgot the healthy distance for a moment and took to the streets to enjoy the snow, with music by Paulina Rubio in the background singing a capella.
In TwitterSeveral videos of Madrid singing and dancing to the songs of the golden girl have been made viral. One of the most popular, it was recorded in the main square of the city, Sun gate where they sang “Not a single word”.
Snow, Madrid, collective joy, all that was missing was the singing of Paulina Rubio’s songs in unison. pic.twitter.com/OGYVnducRB
– Sorcerer Apprentice® (I am not a journalist) (@ JoseAntonioLo06)
January 9, 2021
Madrid is experiencing a historic snowfall
Filomena, the strongest storm Spain has experienced in recent years, has caused several snowfalls in the east and central of the country, with Madrid at the epicenter of the natural disaster.
While some people from Madrid enjoy the snow, others have gotten stuck in their cars, trees have fallen and roads have been blocked, which in turn has trapped more civilians in their homes.
He Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport It was closed and flights diverted, in addition, temperatures as low as 34ºC are experienced, and that according to the Meteorology Statal Agency, Filomena stays until Sunday.
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What do you think of the musical reaction of the people from Madrid to Filomena and would you also listen to Paulina Rubio during a snowfall? Tell us in the comments.
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