Nathan: my goosebump moment would have to be the very first time I ever saw Avicii in concert. It also turned out to be the only time I ever saw him in concert. It was an incredible experience that I will never forget for the rest of my life. It was just after his album “True” came out. I had been a fan of his for many years, but I loved every single song. Specifically, when he played ‘Levels’ at his concert.

Rebecca: my goosebump moment was back in 2008. I was seeing the Jonas Brothers for the very first time. And mind you, I was obsessed with them. My sister and I both were in love with the Jonas Brothers and we got to see them in person, live…it was – the build-up to that moment was just everything. And then when we got there the energy – I don’t know if you know this, but Jonas Brothers fans – I mean, we’re dedicated.

Carlos: my favorite goosebump moment was when I first listened to ‘Come Into My World’ by Australian pop singer, Kylie Minogue. I remember thinking at the age of 12: “OMG! What is this? Is this pop perfection? ‘Cause it is to me. And to be honest, it still is to this day. Once I discovered that song, it made me realize how much in love I am with music.

Pedro: my goosebump moment is the music from Linkin Park, especially the song “Breaking the habit” because it makes me remember the my family and my friends during my childhood. It brings joy to my life and brings families together.

Carolina: my goosebump moment is the song “Father and Son” by Cat Stevens. It talks about the relationship with his father and reminds me of my relationship with my father. That’s why I love this song.

Constantin: my goosebump moment happened when I first saw Russian Rap tournaments. It involves so many skills and so much discipline that it’s very entertaining to watch. It sounds amazing, because sometimes you get people who rhyme not just the end of the line, but the whole line, several times. It sounds incredible when you see it done, and it’s just so impressive that people can do it.

Shakur: my goosebump moment was when I attended Tycho’s performance in 2015 in Malaysia. Tycho is an American artist and music composer from San Francisco, also known by the name “ISO50” for his photography and design work. Going to a Tycho performance is not just about the music, it’s also about the visual light performance in the background while you are listening to the music. It was a very captivating experience.

Emi: my goosebump moment was when I first heard Disco House Music at a club in New York City. I was an international student and my friend invited me to go to a club. As soon as I went in, the beats the DJ was providing and my heart beats were synchronized and became one. The energy was so positive and colorful. People had unique attires and were full of love and smiles. It was so perfect.

Aleksandra: my goosebump moment comes from Rihanna’s Fenty X Savage show. It is a perfect combination of dance, art, music, and fashion. It is a provocative and extravagant event that pushes every border of what beauty means. Rihanna shows that every human being, no matter their gender, race or body type is beautiful. I hope more people follow suit, and create pure art and positive vibes.

Preethi: my goosebump moment is a live performance of Adele in Dubai. It had always been my dream to see her live and I got to do that. Her voice is so magical and inspiring. It was just before the pandemic so it stayed with me for a long time. It was one of the best moments in my life!

Manfred: my goosebump moment was when I went to the Miami Ultra Music Festival in 2014. When I was a child I used to watch the festival on YouTube, thinking maybe one day I could be there. In 2014 we saved enough money to go to Miami. When I was at the festival, I saw a lot of people jumping and enjoying music at the main stage. I started crying as a baby because in that exact moment, I achieved my childhood dream!

Maria: my goosebump moment was when Ed Sheeran sang ‘Thinking Out Loud’ live in concert, one of my favorite songs for no specific reason, but it was so nice listening to him performing. Light, show, everything was perfect.

Sergio: my goosebump moment was when I went to a festival called The Stereo to see Empire of The Sun for the first time. Basically, it was my first concert. It was such an amazing experience and I was in the first rows of the public. There was a huge energy and positive vibe and the band was amazing. They sang really well and it was such an unforgettable experience!

Jose: my goosebump moment was the very first time I saw the ‘Thriller’ video. I listened to the song, and I remember in that time we didn’t have YouTube or TikTok or Facebook, it was a VHS. We got all our friends together and it was incredible! We spent like five hours just replaying and replaying ‘Thriller’ by Michael Jackson.

Athina: my goosebump moment is the audition of Calum Scott in Britain’s Got Talent. What gives me chills and goosebumps every time I see this audition is the strength that he goes out and sings in front of the same judges that rejected his sister a moment before. It gives such a powerful message about how nothing could stop you in life from doing what you want and what your heart desires.

Valentina: my goosebump moment was when I saw the band Coldplay in concert. It was a very special concert for me because I had always dreamed of seeing this band since I was a child. I recorded the whole concert with my cell phone, but when they played “Clocks”, I stopped recording and started crying like a baby. That song is very special to me because it talks about being in a complicated relationship, yet deeply in love.

Pelenato: my goosebump moment was three days ago when I watched one of my friends sing in a reality show. He sang a popular song that is notoriously difficult, and he gave a fantastic performance with perfect notes, excellent stage management, and flawless interpretation.

Yerlyn: my goosebump moment was when I first listened to the song ‘When You’re Gone’ by The Cranberries. I was listening to the song on the radio with my dad one night. This song is very special to me because it allowed me to bond with my dad because he used to like that same song when he was younger, and it was really crazy that I liked that song as much as he did back then.