Bruce Springsteen The Best of His rock First Time in Mexico

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More than four-decade career and no visit to Mexico. The wait was worth it though for the thousands of fans that Monday night attended the first concert in the Federal District Chief Bruce Springsteen.

"Goodnight Mexico," he said in perfect Spanish, even before playing the first string of his trusty guitar. The audience responded with a standing ovation that lighting energy intensity fell over more than three-hour concert.

The interpreter turned to a selection of classic and satisfied his followers saying some Spanish phrases, distributing handshakes attendees located in the front row of the stage down to walk among the audience and even throwing herself into his arms.

In the third song Out ??of the Street, Springsteen descended the stage, walked among his followers who touched him, he shouted, cheering. Then he rose and floated through the crowd that carefully and slowly returned to the singer on stage.

The rocker originally from New Jersey, dropped repeatedly to touch and feel your audience.

The River was one of the most applauded songs during recital offered as part of his tour Wrecking Ball Tour, which went before 12,000 attendees dressed in jeans, dark jacket and gray shirt.

Other songs performed by The Boss were My City of Ruins, The Promised Land and Hungry Heart.

The Chief barely took a breath between songs. Thread one after another their successes that danced between rock, blues, jazz, soul, folk, with his legendary E Street Band band consists of 16 musicians who overflowed with his leader.

It had been almost three hours since the start of the concert and the lights went out, a loud "Bruce, Bruce" was heard in the Palace of Sports and Springsteen returned to play some of his most requested hits.

Born in the USA up to all of their seats and Bruce seemed guitar chords not resist.

As you did in the video for Dancing in the Dark, The Chief took the stage to a girl, while below, thousands imitated the choreography and Courteney Cox Bruce in the original dance.

"Thank you for touching my heart," concluded an emotional rocker and an apology for all the years of absence promised to return.