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Ah ok, thanks! Does it come from the word agarar? To grab?
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the noun "garra" and the verb "agarrar" (to pick up something really tight) come from the same root-word, yes.
Ah ok, thanks! Does it come from the word agarar? To grab?
I wouldn't expect any sort of comment or report on the situation from U2.com - I can imagine this isn't the first "bad day" he's had, maybe just the one that was most obvious? I can only imagine the that would ensue if U2.com came out and said "Bono's back was hurting during the Coimbra show."
I don't think there'd still be ongoing rumors of new cities and countries for the tour if they had any doubts about his recovery. But I suppose it's not beyond belief that he'll have a bad day here or there, despite the German Engineering we've been seeing on display onstage.
Well, I don't think he planned his original injury either.
ramblin_rose, I asked myself the same: WTF is he singing in GOYB? But that was fun anyway
I just hope and pray that the Rome show won't be affected. It's only one more show to go and it would be very hard for me to watch Bono perform in pain
in the second show something was obviously VERY wrong with him.
Actually, they played Singing in the Rain through the sound system at the end instead of Space Oddity which was a very nice touch.
Well, I don't think he planned his original injury either. I'm just hoping it was an isolated thing. But these videos have been rough to watch.
Yeah, but either he recovered quickly, he took some very fast-acting painkillers, or he hid his discomfort very well after being unable to during Magnificent. He seemed fine to me later in the show, back to his usual Bono brilliance.
I wouldn't get too alarmed, or alarmed at all tbh. Admittedly I was very concerned during Magnificent, and you can all see why in that video, but Bono really seemed to be in great form by the end of the show. He danced off the stage twirling an umbrella singing Singing in the Rain after Moment of Surrender, and he seemed to be really enjoying himself. Actually, they played Singing in the Rain through the sound system at the end instead of Space Oddity which was a very nice touch.
but coughing can lead to back spasms unfortunately which is not a good thing 3-4 months after major back surgery
That's reassuring, thank you
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I wouldn't expect any sort of comment or report on the situation from U2.com - I can imagine this isn't the first "bad day" he's had, maybe just the one that was most obvious? I can only imagine the that would ensue if U2.com came out and said "Bono's back was hurting during the Coimbra show."
I don't know if he's ever shown such discomfort onstage before, maybe others know?
You can read the proof of my foot kicking your arse!
You'll have to catch me first Rocketman
I thought we weren't allowed to start setlist parties until their respective showday? We can party on here though.
Coimbra 2: The setlist party that never stops.
There would be far fewer little yellow circular people with no legs spinning around waving their hands in the air if U2.com casually mentioned that Bono had a <Insert issue> during Magnificent, but recovered quickly to sing the rest of the concert superbly. Move along, nothing to see.
You are wise and reasonable. And also kind of awesome, but that's probably best saved for another thread. I'd hate to get all off-topic by fawning all over you in here.