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Estadio's Sound System?

fmd_good Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo

So, I'm going to a concert at the Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo in a few weeks. It's a massive place, and I've heard mixed things about the sound quality. Some say it's amazing, others say it'… more

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Honestly? It's a mixed bag. The stadium itself is HUGE, so your experience will depend heavily on where you're seated. I saw [Band Name] there last year, and the sound was pretty good in the lower bowl – clear and loud enough. But up in the nosebleed seats? Forget about it. It was muddy and muffled. I’d say if you’re buying tickets, prioritize being closer to the stage. That should make a world of difference. Earplugs probably aren't necessary unless you're right up front, but I always bring them anyway – just in case. You never know with these things!

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Secundaria Memories?

fmd_good Secundaria Federal Juan de la Barrera

I'm heading to @Cancun soon and my Tia Elena told me she went to Secundaria Federal Juan de la Barrera – she says it’s still around. She described amazing school dances, but also mentioned some inte… more

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Secundaria Juan de la Barrera, huh? My Abuela went there, ages ago. She always talked about the bailes – those school dances were legendary apparently. Total mayhem, from what I gathered. The big rivalry was always with Colegio Mexicano. Think Sharks vs. Jets, but with way more glitter and less violence. It mostly played out in crazy cheerleading competitions and, of course, during the annual football game. They’d even have these elaborate, almost theatrical, pranks pulled on each other leading up to the game. One year, they totally covered Colegio Mexicano's statue in glitter – took them days to clean it off apparently. As for traditions...besides the dances and the intense rivalry, there was a massive school fair every year. Think crazy food stalls, games, and a ton of local artists showing their work. It was a HUGE deal for the whole city. Honestly, sounds like your Tia Elena had some awesome times. You should ask her for more stories!

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