Since 2004, the festivities have not been a reason for celebrations for 194 families who lost their loved ones in the Cromañón bowling alley, in what should be one more of the many recitals that he gave Street. There are many stories from that tragic night. That of those who went out and were able to count them, and that of those who were about to go. Such as the case of Emmanuel Gigliotti, who in Libero Vs. recounted how he dodged disaster.
“I had my time when I liked to do the rolinga. I was going to see a couple of recitals. In the year of Cromañón I finished high school and the movement of rock was changed a bit”, opened the Puma, in the special section of Libero.
The band led by Patricio Santos Fontanet was booming at the time and nobody wanted to be left out of their shows, not even the current striker from León de México. However, his destiny took another course that December 30: “I used to deliver pizza so I could go on vacation. The day Callejeros plays on the 30th I go with a friend to buy tickets and I said ‘no, my old man is going to shit me farts’. So I bought only for La 25, which played the 25”.
A decision that, without realizing it at the time, possibly changed his life. Although he already sensed that something bad could happen in that area of the Once neighborhood. “That same 25 the roof had been set on fire three times. The first time it happened, I saw the whole recital next to the door. People danced around the flames. Incredible. Later in the week what happened happened “, Giogliotti closed.
