Music, workshops and children’s activities. The Shop in Andorra fill them in again Meritxell avenues i Charlemagne with proposals that invite you to stroll beyond the shops and that will last until November 22. The event, however, is still unknown to many of the tourists who visited yesterday principality and they bumped into the different stands set up by chance. It is the case, for example, of the Lauraa tourist from vandalswho went up with the family to shop and found it by surprise. He considered that the activities contributed to boosting trade and made the walk more pleasant. “People find things to do on the street, apart from just shopping, and therefore also motivates people to stay longer“, he explained. Romina, on the other hand, came specifically after learning about the festival through Instagram. She emphasized the offer for all ages and that the arrival of more visitors benefited the establishments. “I think it’s very good, very inclusive for everyone, both children and adults“.
“We think it’s very good marketing, we’ve already got the urge to come back in January”
The Sebum and the Nereaa couple who had come to Andorra to attend a celebration, they bumped into the stalls without any knowledge. “We think it’s very good marketing, especially in the case of perfumes, which we really like, because we’ve already got the urge to want to go back in January“, they commented. Culture is another of the claims of the initiative, where points have been enabled along the commercial axis for music groups to play live in front of people walking by. Yesterday morning they did the Bóssalo groupamong the numbers 60 and 62 of Avinguda Carlemany. Laura Carrerassinger, who has been participating in the event for a few years now, defended the initiative to adapt spaces for free musical performances in the streets as a way to bring music closer to everyone’s reach. “Everything that can be done in the cultural and artistic sphere, that goes out on the streets and that are free events for people, I think adds a lot” He also emphasized the closeness with the audience: during the performance, a spectator even invited them for a coffee and an infusion as a token of appreciation. Cristina Domínguez, neighbor of Andorra la Vellafocused on the workshops and spaces for children’s music organized. “The kids are super happy and I know I’m going to have a great three weeks“. “I come from Paris and there were no free concerts like that for children, and it seems incredible to me that Andorra privilege the children in this way”, he concluded. The Shop in Andorra it still needs more visibility, although some visitors are already thinking of repeating.
“I think it’s very good, very inclusive, both for children and for adults”
“People find things to do on the street, apart from just shopping, and it motivates them to stay longer”
