Yo le dije a un conocido que tengo en TN que hablara con alguno de La Viola a ver si habilitaba lo del 25. Que le pusiera un precio. Pero no tuve exito.
Ah...Luca no nacio...nacio Dante. Hubo cambio de nombre en la sala de pre-parto.
Buenas tardes a todos.
Felicitaciones PAPÁAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!
Bienvenido Dante
" You, you are so special
You have the talent to
Make me feel like dirt
And you, you use your
Talent to dig me under
And cover me with dirt.."
Mirando re contento el video...en el segundo disco creo...estabamos con mi novia, re contentos y en una digo casi a los gritos...."PUTA MADRE, ESA ES MARINAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!".
A lo que recibi departe de mi novia un QUIEN CARAJO ES MARINA??!!!...JAJAJAJAJAJA...y ahi me tuve que poner a explicar..jajajajaja.
Buen día/tardes a todos.
Ante todo mis felicitaciones y deseos de felicidad para Dante y toda la familia.
Me da como que hoy es un día especial. Sentimental. En primer lugar la llegada de Dante, el relato de José, el recuerdo del 25 , etc.
Les cuento que cada vez que escucho ese recital vuelvo a sentir una serie de sensaciones dificiles de explicar. Pero la que más me marcó es cuando me doy cuenta que durante pleno recital Fede no aguantó la emoción ni yo tampoco y nos dimos el abrazo mas fuerte que recuerdo. Yo tengo la gran suerte de haber disfrutado doble ya que por un lado se concretó haberlos visto en mi país con el agregado de disfrutarlo con mi hijo. No lo podía creer. Son momento unicos. Perdón por la lata.
Altamente recomendable, ni que hubiesemos ido al mismo show...
Storytellers Recap - with stories
I'll try to recap to the best of my memory.
One of the girls taking id's outside told me there were about 400 people. Seemed correct. It was first come first serve seating, which was exactly the opposite of what they stated in the last email. Luckily I got there an hour early and was 3 people back on the floor, dead center. Closest I've ever been at a PJ show. I feel bad for some of the people who arrived later, who had to stand behind people on the balcony. There were definitely people who didnt have a good view. So, sorry to whoever that was. It was also about 90 degrees the entire time.
On to the show:
Setlist: Betterman, Unemployable, Worldwide Suicide, Gone, Sleight of Hand, Army Reserve, Insignificance, Alive, Here's to the State of George W, Life Wasted
They came out, Ed said a little intro about what someone told him, "never let the truth get in the way of a good story" and that the administration has taken that advice wholeheartedly, but he said, he would be there offering nothing but the real truth and went right into betterman. Then Ed spoke about how he had learned about women in abusive relationships and how it is harder to get out of those relationships than he thought. And then compared George Bush and the administration to an abusive relationship that we cant seem to get out of. (The entire show was incredibly political. It felt like they did the show just show Ed could Bash the administration on national tv. But we're used to him doing this at concerts, so it wasnt much different really)
Then he gave an intro to Unemployable talking about how the corporate outsourcing of jobs has left many american workers fucked.
Worldwide Suicide had no story I dont think...
Before Gone, Ed talked about how the band now has 5 or 6 songs that take place in a car, driving away from someones problems (he said rearviewmirror, everyone screamed, he smiiled and said, well we're not playing that tonight). Made a reference to Bruce Springstein, saying he has like 40 car songs, and he's still the Boss but theyre working their way up to assistant manager, everyone laughed. Then he starts Gone, and about 15 seconds in he stops and asks for the fan blowing in his face to be turned off because it was doing a "Steven Tyler thing" to his hair. Then they started it up again and it was awesome. Pretty much the only part they had to do another take of. I thought thered be more.
Before Sleight of Hand, Ed talked about the times when your sitting in traffic, like dead stopped traffic, and you wonder why you didnt get off the last exit, and then sitting there alone you start to ponder all your decisions over the last 5 or 10 years wondering how you got to where you are.
Before Army Reserve, you can pretty much guess exactly what he said. How its young people over there dying for a lie, and how much one death affects so many people, (with a refence to the festival 6 years ago.) And for all the wrong reasons these kids are dying makes it even worse. Something to that effect.
Insignificance didnt really have a story.
Alive was by far the highlight, and most emotional part of the show. Ed spoke of the lyrics and story, and said he knew the guy it happened to, and then people kinda laughed and then he said it happened to him. And then came the best part. He said that when he wrote the song, the line I'm still alive, was what he referred to as "the curse." Because his father was dead and he was still alive with the burden of never knowing who he was while he was alive. But then he said as they started singing that song live at shows, they saw how the fans took that chorus and found their own meaning in it, in the fact that they, while singing it, felt the celebration of being still alive. And Ed said that when the fans changed the meaning of that line, that the curse was lifted for him. Huge cheer, very emotional. I wished there was more of these kind of stories instead of the political agenda, but, its Ed, so its to be expected.
That ended the first set. Then Ed came out with an acoustic guitar, all alone and told us about a song by Phil Ochs, which had evolved many times over the years, being titled originally "Heres to the State of Mississippi, and then Heres to the State of Richard Nixon, and then recently Tim Robins had wrote even newer lryics to update it for the current regime and war. Ed said he made a few alterations, and then sang it. It was just a straight out bash of the administration, naming names, and everything. I wonder if it will actually air on VH1. But it was cool. At one point, he said, "I dont know if Phil Ochs planned this, or if the chords have changed over the years, but look at my left hand" he was still playing the riff at this point, and the positioning of his hand to make the chord was middle finger to the top, other fingers down. Everyone saw and laughed. According to the set list the song was titled, I assume by him or tim robbins, "heres to the state of George W."
Then they set up for the Q&A. While we were waiting outside for two hours+, they handed out index cards for us to write our name, where we're from, and our question. Apparently the band went through them and picked out ones they liked. Ed had the stack of hand picked cards, and gave the first one to mike, who said the name of the author, and then instead of letting the author get to one of the designated microphones to ask the question himself, mike just read the question, which was how did it make you feel to see Ed sing some of the lyrics that you wrote (for inside job). He basically said it made him very emotional, he tried not to cry in front of the guys when he heard it, but admitted to doing so.
The rest of the Q&A was pretty bad. They continued not letting any of the authors of the questions actually ask the questions. None of the questions they picked were really that good. Matt answered the question, what would you all be doing if you werent in a band. And he didnt answer it at all, and just said they all wanted to be musicians all their lives, and are thankful they could do that, which was not nearly what thea question asked. The Q&A was not very good.
Then Ed said, ok lets play one more song, and they went into Life Wasted with no story to end the night.
All in all, it was amazing. A tad too political. I was hoping for more personal stories about the band and stuff, but Ed cant help himself I guess.
Great night, closest Ive ever been. I'm sure I'll be seen a few times during the pans of the crowd.
Thats about it. If I left something out, anyone who attented, feel free to add in more info. Sorry to everyone who missed out on it. I was just incredibly fortunate. It was definitely a special night that I'll never forget.
Time for me to go to sleep. Hope My recap was helpful.
Gente, acabo de mandar el pre set de Ed del show del martes pasado y Low Light del mismo show.
Aún no tengo la versión de TYAAM que pidió José pero cuando la consiga la subo.
A cierta persona, como que acá no hablamos de PJ?, hasta nos pasamos los pre sets que no aparecen en los bootlegs. Para criticar hay que conocer. (vos te lo perdés).
Hoy han venido unos cuantos uppercuts de tu parte....me gusta esa personalidad.
Buen día/tardes a todos.
Ante todo mis felicitaciones y deseos de felicidad para Dante y toda la familia.
Me da como que hoy es un día especial. Sentimental. En primer lugar la llegada de Dante, el relato de José, el recuerdo del 25 , etc.
Les cuento que cada vez que escucho ese recital vuelvo a sentir una serie de sensaciones dificiles de explicar. Pero la que más me marcó es cuando me doy cuenta que durante pleno recital Fede no aguantó la emoción ni yo tampoco y nos dimos el abrazo mas fuerte que recuerdo. Yo tengo la gran suerte de haber disfrutado doble ya que por un lado se concretó haberlos visto en mi país con el agregado de disfrutarlo con mi hijo. No lo podía creer. Son momento unicos. Perdón por la lata.
Hermoso momento sin dudas. No te olvides que comenzó ayer con la carta del papa de Shae...cosa que me encanto leer.
Que lindo que puedas compartir esto con tu hijo...sinceramente...creo que debe ser algo impagable.
EDIT: Ahora entiendo lo que sentia mi viejo cuando me decia "que lastima que a vos no naciste fierrero como yo y no te gustan las carreras de autos" ...aunque fuimos a muchas juntos..........listo....me pinto el sentimentaloide......
Hermoso momento sin dudas. No te olvides que comenzó ayer con la carta del papa de Shae...cosa que me encanto leer.
Que lindo que puedas compartir esto con tu hijo...sinceramente...creo que debe ser algo impagable.
EDIT: Ahora entiendo lo que sentia mi viejo cuando me decia "que lastima que a vos no naciste fierrero como yo y no te gustan las carreras de autos" ...aunque fuimos a muchas juntos..........listo....me pinto el sentimentaloide......
justamenet vos pensé que ibas a contar sobre tu madre
justamenet vos pensé que ibas a contar sobre tu madre
Es verdad....pero como es charla de "padre a hijo" no relacioné "madre a hijo".
Bueno...parte de ese reclamo de mi viejo que no fuera "fierrero", fue culpa de que mi vieja me llevaba a ver a Zubin Mehta cada vez que venia, por ejemplo...o a Jairo...como fui muchas veces de chico.
Igual mi vieja estuvo los dos dias sentadita en la platea, no pude abrazarla, ni tampoco pude llevarle flores a Eddie y que despues mi vieja me agarre a upa mientras Ed le tira la harmonica...y esas cosas...:D
Igual mi vieja estuvo los dos dias sentadita en la platea, no pude abrazarla, ni tampoco pude llevarle flores a Eddie y que despues mi vieja me agarre a upa mientras Ed le tira la harmonica...y esas cosas...:D
Es verdad....pero como es charla de "padre a hijo" no relacioné "madre a hijo".
Bueno...parte de ese reclamo de mi viejo que no fuera "fierrero", fue culpa de que mi vieja me llevaba a ver a Zubin Mehta cada vez que venia, por ejemplo...o a Jairo...como fui muchas veces de chico.
Igual mi vieja estuvo los dos dias sentadita en la platea, no pude abrazarla, ni tampoco pude llevarle flores a Eddie y que despues mi vieja me agarre a upa mientras Ed le tira la harmonica...y esas cosas...:D
ja!!
Título de la imagen: Como herniar a su madre...
ja!!
Título de la imagen: Como herniar a su madre...
Charla post-25/11/05:
Mi vieja: Que perrro que es el cantante de mudhoney...
German: No te gusto para nada?
Mi vieja: La banda si, sonaba muy bien, pero el cantante me hacia acordar al del Otro Yo...
Bueno, un poco de sentimentalismo no viene mal, pero la verdad que extraño esas páginas donde se habla de tiro al blanco entre los ojos o también las de las pizzas de la Cuarteta . Hablando de eso recomiendo la de Angelín. Av. Córdoba y Godoy Cruz.
PD: No tiene nada que ver pero se sabe algo de LauraPJ?
Bueno, un poco de sentimentalismo no viene mal, pero la verdad que extraño esas páginas donde se habla de tiro al blanco entre los ojos o también las de las pizzas de la Cuarteta . Hablando de eso recomiendo la de Angelín. Av. Córdoba y Godoy Cruz.
PD: No tiene nada que ver pero se sabe algo de LauraPJ?
yo me estaba preguntando lo mismo
desde la mudanza que no apareció...
y fue hace bastante
Mi vieja: Que perrro que es el cantante de mudhoney...
German: No te gusto para nada?
Mi vieja: La banda si, sonaba muy bien, pero el cantante me hacia acordar al del Otro Yo...
:D:D
Mark Arm, Dan Peters y Guy Maddison se portaron MUY BIEN conmigo, bien sabés que los integrantes de EOY no.
Igualmente, si mal no recuerdo habías dicho en una oportunidad que a tu madre le encanta Bowie, cuando empecemos el recuento de los 70´s voy a subir un montón de cosas que le van a gustar.
Mi vieja: Que perrro que es el cantante de mudhoney...
German: No te gusto para nada?
Mi vieja: La banda si, sonaba muy bien, pero el cantante me hacia acordar al del Otro Yo...
:D:D
germán: que perrrra la fotografa de pj
mama de german: no te gustaron las fotos?
german: plop!
Mark Arm, Dan Peters y Guy Maddison se portaron MUY BIEN conmigo, bien sabés que los integrantes de EOY no.
Igualmente, si mal no recuerdo habías dicho en una oportunidad que a tu madre le encanta Bowie, cuando empecemos el recuento de los 70´s voy a subir un montón de cosas que le van a gustar.
Realmente es muy larga la historia, pero digamos que no se portaron bien conmigo, en otra oportunidad la hago pública y si a alguien le gusta la banda, tengo un md de un show de ellos creo que de la última vez que tocaron en Montevideo, satura un poco el canal derecho pero creo que con el CEP se puede arreglar.
Realmente es muy larga la historia, pero digamos que no se portaron bien conmigo, en otra oportunidad la hago pública y si a alguien le gusta la banda, tengo un md de un show de ellos creo que de la última vez que tocaron en Montevideo, satura un poco el canal derecho pero creo que con el CEP se puede arreglar.
Promo:
Pasaje buquebus a colonia (3 hs) + bondi a montevideo (2,5 hs)
sale de Bs As 0:30 (medianoche)
vuelve de montevideo 1:15 (madrugada)
precio: $131
Si salís martes a la madrugada, llegas tipo 8 am a Buenos Aires ... y llegarás tarde al laburo probablemente, pero que importa?
En otros horarios, las tarifas varían, la más barata es $78 y ya no enganchas super promo, asi que minimo se te va a $156 el viaje.
Me parece que la fecha del pasaje se puede cambiar (no se con que tiempo de antelación, supongo 1-2 días)
Con Ele creo que viajamos el viernes y volvemos el martes mismo
No es necesario que nos banquen todo ese tiempo amigos uruguayos, si no quieren, si tienen que estudiar, otros planes, etc!
Lo unico, una noche tiene que salir zapada musical, eso no puede faltar.
* Bondis no averigüé, con el tema de las papeleras decidí que era mejor evitar esa ruta
Comments
Bienvenido Dante
You have the talent to
Make me feel like dirt
And you, you use your
Talent to dig me under
And cover me with dirt.."
Creeme que algo existe y así como apareció el de Porto Alegre en algún momento este va a aparecer, tengamos paciencia.
You might get lost
ja!!!
Recien veo esto...
PD. Gracias Rony por lo del pre-set!
No hay de que, gracias a ti por el tema de ayer, realmente esa gente tiene lo suyo y cantan MUY BIEN.
You might get lost
Gracias a todos por las felicitaciones. Nacio ayer a las 23:45. Parto normal que presencie.
Aca va una fotito. Tiene sus manitos en posicion Burns (excelente!)
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=2841350D6B698679
Jose muy buen review. Me voy a dormir una siesta. Zzzzzzta luego.
Que lindo
MUCHAS FELICITACIONES. (No está de más en este caso, no?)
Que duermas bien.
You might get lost
Excelente foto!
Llego tarde porque se fue a storytellers...
Que los colme de felicidades, what a blessing a kid is...
Ante todo mis felicitaciones y deseos de felicidad para Dante y toda la familia.
Me da como que hoy es un día especial. Sentimental. En primer lugar la llegada de Dante, el relato de José, el recuerdo del 25 , etc.
Les cuento que cada vez que escucho ese recital vuelvo a sentir una serie de sensaciones dificiles de explicar. Pero la que más me marcó es cuando me doy cuenta que durante pleno recital Fede no aguantó la emoción ni yo tampoco y nos dimos el abrazo mas fuerte que recuerdo. Yo tengo la gran suerte de haber disfrutado doble ya que por un lado se concretó haberlos visto en mi país con el agregado de disfrutarlo con mi hijo. No lo podía creer. Son momento unicos. Perdón por la lata.
Altamente recomendable, ni que hubiesemos ido al mismo show...
Storytellers Recap - with stories
I'll try to recap to the best of my memory.
One of the girls taking id's outside told me there were about 400 people. Seemed correct. It was first come first serve seating, which was exactly the opposite of what they stated in the last email. Luckily I got there an hour early and was 3 people back on the floor, dead center. Closest I've ever been at a PJ show. I feel bad for some of the people who arrived later, who had to stand behind people on the balcony. There were definitely people who didnt have a good view. So, sorry to whoever that was. It was also about 90 degrees the entire time.
On to the show:
Setlist: Betterman, Unemployable, Worldwide Suicide, Gone, Sleight of Hand, Army Reserve, Insignificance, Alive, Here's to the State of George W, Life Wasted
They came out, Ed said a little intro about what someone told him, "never let the truth get in the way of a good story" and that the administration has taken that advice wholeheartedly, but he said, he would be there offering nothing but the real truth and went right into betterman. Then Ed spoke about how he had learned about women in abusive relationships and how it is harder to get out of those relationships than he thought. And then compared George Bush and the administration to an abusive relationship that we cant seem to get out of. (The entire show was incredibly political. It felt like they did the show just show Ed could Bash the administration on national tv. But we're used to him doing this at concerts, so it wasnt much different really)
Then he gave an intro to Unemployable talking about how the corporate outsourcing of jobs has left many american workers fucked.
Worldwide Suicide had no story I dont think...
Before Gone, Ed talked about how the band now has 5 or 6 songs that take place in a car, driving away from someones problems (he said rearviewmirror, everyone screamed, he smiiled and said, well we're not playing that tonight). Made a reference to Bruce Springstein, saying he has like 40 car songs, and he's still the Boss but theyre working their way up to assistant manager, everyone laughed. Then he starts Gone, and about 15 seconds in he stops and asks for the fan blowing in his face to be turned off because it was doing a "Steven Tyler thing" to his hair. Then they started it up again and it was awesome. Pretty much the only part they had to do another take of. I thought thered be more.
Before Sleight of Hand, Ed talked about the times when your sitting in traffic, like dead stopped traffic, and you wonder why you didnt get off the last exit, and then sitting there alone you start to ponder all your decisions over the last 5 or 10 years wondering how you got to where you are.
Before Army Reserve, you can pretty much guess exactly what he said. How its young people over there dying for a lie, and how much one death affects so many people, (with a refence to the festival 6 years ago.) And for all the wrong reasons these kids are dying makes it even worse. Something to that effect.
Insignificance didnt really have a story.
Alive was by far the highlight, and most emotional part of the show. Ed spoke of the lyrics and story, and said he knew the guy it happened to, and then people kinda laughed and then he said it happened to him. And then came the best part. He said that when he wrote the song, the line I'm still alive, was what he referred to as "the curse." Because his father was dead and he was still alive with the burden of never knowing who he was while he was alive. But then he said as they started singing that song live at shows, they saw how the fans took that chorus and found their own meaning in it, in the fact that they, while singing it, felt the celebration of being still alive. And Ed said that when the fans changed the meaning of that line, that the curse was lifted for him. Huge cheer, very emotional. I wished there was more of these kind of stories instead of the political agenda, but, its Ed, so its to be expected.
That ended the first set. Then Ed came out with an acoustic guitar, all alone and told us about a song by Phil Ochs, which had evolved many times over the years, being titled originally "Heres to the State of Mississippi, and then Heres to the State of Richard Nixon, and then recently Tim Robins had wrote even newer lryics to update it for the current regime and war. Ed said he made a few alterations, and then sang it. It was just a straight out bash of the administration, naming names, and everything. I wonder if it will actually air on VH1. But it was cool. At one point, he said, "I dont know if Phil Ochs planned this, or if the chords have changed over the years, but look at my left hand" he was still playing the riff at this point, and the positioning of his hand to make the chord was middle finger to the top, other fingers down. Everyone saw and laughed. According to the set list the song was titled, I assume by him or tim robbins, "heres to the state of George W."
Then they set up for the Q&A. While we were waiting outside for two hours+, they handed out index cards for us to write our name, where we're from, and our question. Apparently the band went through them and picked out ones they liked. Ed had the stack of hand picked cards, and gave the first one to mike, who said the name of the author, and then instead of letting the author get to one of the designated microphones to ask the question himself, mike just read the question, which was how did it make you feel to see Ed sing some of the lyrics that you wrote (for inside job). He basically said it made him very emotional, he tried not to cry in front of the guys when he heard it, but admitted to doing so.
The rest of the Q&A was pretty bad. They continued not letting any of the authors of the questions actually ask the questions. None of the questions they picked were really that good. Matt answered the question, what would you all be doing if you werent in a band. And he didnt answer it at all, and just said they all wanted to be musicians all their lives, and are thankful they could do that, which was not nearly what thea question asked. The Q&A was not very good.
Then Ed said, ok lets play one more song, and they went into Life Wasted with no story to end the night.
All in all, it was amazing. A tad too political. I was hoping for more personal stories about the band and stuff, but Ed cant help himself I guess.
Great night, closest Ive ever been. I'm sure I'll be seen a few times during the pans of the crowd.
Thats about it. If I left something out, anyone who attented, feel free to add in more info. Sorry to everyone who missed out on it. I was just incredibly fortunate. It was definitely a special night that I'll never forget.
Time for me to go to sleep. Hope My recap was helpful.
Peace.
Hoy han venido unos cuantos uppercuts de tu parte....me gusta esa personalidad.
Hermoso momento sin dudas. No te olvides que comenzó ayer con la carta del papa de Shae...cosa que me encanto leer.
Que lindo que puedas compartir esto con tu hijo...sinceramente...creo que debe ser algo impagable.
EDIT: Ahora entiendo lo que sentia mi viejo cuando me decia "que lastima que a vos no naciste fierrero como yo y no te gustan las carreras de autos" ...aunque fuimos a muchas juntos..........listo....me pinto el sentimentaloide......
ottawa, 9/16/05
hartford, 5/13/06
avalon, 5/31/06
por algun curioso error la tocaron en gran rapids aun sabiendo que la flaka no iba
justamenet vos pensé que ibas a contar sobre tu madre
Es verdad....pero como es charla de "padre a hijo" no relacioné "madre a hijo".
Bueno...parte de ese reclamo de mi viejo que no fuera "fierrero", fue culpa de que mi vieja me llevaba a ver a Zubin Mehta cada vez que venia, por ejemplo...o a Jairo...como fui muchas veces de chico.
Igual mi vieja estuvo los dos dias sentadita en la platea, no pude abrazarla, ni tampoco pude llevarle flores a Eddie y que despues mi vieja me agarre a upa mientras Ed le tira la harmonica...y esas cosas...:D
jajajajjaa....que buena imagen, por dioss
Despues lo voy a subir a gmail
es una canción que tienen que escuchar todos
Adrián, gracias por mostrarnos a Dante!
Me encantaría compartir una pasión como PJ con mi mama/papá... pero no es el caso (igual a pesar de sus defectos los quiero mucho
ja!!
Título de la imagen: Como herniar a su madre...
herniar a tu vieja en el encore break 1...no tiene precio
Charla post-25/11/05:
Mi vieja: Que perrro que es el cantante de mudhoney...
German: No te gusto para nada?
Mi vieja: La banda si, sonaba muy bien, pero el cantante me hacia acordar al del Otro Yo...
PD: No tiene nada que ver pero se sabe algo de LauraPJ?
jaja, muy buena
yo me estaba preguntando lo mismo
desde la mudanza que no apareció...
y fue hace bastante
yo comi en angelín el sabado....excelente...igual me gusta mas cuartetas...lauraPJ?...creo que esta saliendo con javivasco
Mark Arm, Dan Peters y Guy Maddison se portaron MUY BIEN conmigo, bien sabés que los integrantes de EOY no.
Igualmente, si mal no recuerdo habías dicho en una oportunidad que a tu madre le encanta Bowie, cuando empecemos el recuento de los 70´s voy a subir un montón de cosas que le van a gustar.
You might get lost
A que hemos llegado que a esta altura consideramos un defecto que a alguien no le guste Pearl Jam.
Como propaganda, cuando Marina suba esa canción, bajenla, VALE LA PENA.
You might get lost
germán: que perrrra la fotografa de pj
mama de german: no te gustaron las fotos?
german: plop!
Que te hicieron los de EOY?
PD. Bowie es un grande!!
Realmente es muy larga la historia, pero digamos que no se portaron bien conmigo, en otra oportunidad la hago pública y si a alguien le gusta la banda, tengo un md de un show de ellos creo que de la última vez que tocaron en Montevideo, satura un poco el canal derecho pero creo que con el CEP se puede arreglar.
Me voy a casa, chau.
You might get lost
Cuando Ron se enoja...se enoja en serio.
Pasaje buquebus a colonia (3 hs) + bondi a montevideo (2,5 hs)
sale de Bs As 0:30 (medianoche)
vuelve de montevideo 1:15 (madrugada)
precio: $131
Si salís martes a la madrugada, llegas tipo 8 am a Buenos Aires ... y llegarás tarde al laburo probablemente, pero que importa?
En otros horarios, las tarifas varían, la más barata es $78 y ya no enganchas super promo, asi que minimo se te va a $156 el viaje.
Me parece que la fecha del pasaje se puede cambiar (no se con que tiempo de antelación, supongo 1-2 días)
Con Ele creo que viajamos el viernes y volvemos el martes mismo
No es necesario que nos banquen todo ese tiempo amigos uruguayos, si no quieren, si tienen que estudiar, otros planes, etc!
Lo unico, una noche tiene que salir zapada musical, eso no puede faltar.
* Bondis no averigüé, con el tema de las papeleras decidí que era mejor evitar esa ruta