Finland has a strange contradictory feeling… on the one hand, it’s really amazing, so beautiful, so much money. But people seem to be so serious, rules are so strict and everything has to work perfectly, and so the feeling ends up being not too exciting. I’m angry because that’s slowly starting to happen in Spain since we are in the Common Market, and every time we get nearer to that, farther away from Africa. Every day more rules, laws, restrictions to make it safer, to make it secure, to protect everyone from something, from our fears. No risks, no adventures are possible with out special permissions, ja, ja…  North Europe is this big example of perfection and it’s slowly coming down to us… and that’s the contradiction, we’re starting to get more sad, bored and serious, losing the Latin freaky happiness and spontaneity…  and that’s the feeling in this country,  a constructive critic extended to all of us, the big paradox of a perfect society…

       The concert was really good, fantastic sound equipment, even though by law we shouldn’t have gone louder than 92db to protect our ears and not godeaf, ja, ja… that’s about less than the noise a crowd can make in Spain when they shout at the end of a song, imagine!!! Anyway, we finally got enough pressure, the gig went along really well and after a couple of songs the public really  got into the long trip of our performance. We really enjoyed the concert, specially because of this fantastic sound equipment and a big part of the crowd went wild enough to feed our adrenaline towards a real good and powerful performance.

       After the concert our DJ Panko was invited by DJ Bunuel to do a session with him in a club, and so nearly all of us went there and were dancing, drinking Finnish vodka and having fun until real late. What a day!

                                                                                                                                                                             — Kresten

Panko DJing and Sergio going wild