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!

Fabio: i always feel goosebumps when I see volcanos, active or not, like the one from my island, the volcano Pico do Fogo. Volcanos are some of the most destructive forces of nature. They can provide life, but also, they can take life away. Volcanos are beautiful, they are amazing.

Liz: my goosebump moment happens every year in spring. I do a lot of gardening and what excites me every year is when the seeds pop their little heads out of the ground and you see them grow into plants. It’s just magical and gives me goose bumps.

Jackie: At 13 I started at a new school. It’s hard to make new friends, but when you do, it’s worth it. For a group project, 4 girls and I went to one of their houses after school and I put on ‘Edge of Desire’ and talked about the lyrics. I got chills and suppressed an urge to cry, and the girls came to hug me even though they hadn’t known me for long.

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.

Elizabeth: my goosebump moment is watching the “Friends: The Reunion”. It was very nostalgic for me because I got to see all of these actors that played the characters that I once knew, relive it and have more of a completion. I got to know the actors’ perspective, as well as the producers and directors. It was very inspiring and it brought many emotions out of me.

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.

Judy: my goosebump moment was when I saw The Living Goddess in Nepal. I had eye contact with her and the most touching thing was that she made a little jump and I thought “It’s also just a normal child.” I was very happy about that.

Sanjoy: my goosebump moment was when I saw the movie “Pelé: Birth of a Legend”, based on the biography of the greatest soccer player Pelé from Brazil. In the last scene it’s the 1958 World Cup and Brazil had to score to win the match. You see Pelé make the goal in slow motion and everybody starts cheering.

Marko: my goosebump moment was a rollercoaster ride. I went to Europa Park, the biggest theme park at the time in Europe. And there it was. The Silver Star. The biggest rollercoaster I had ever seen. The classic first climb and then the slow peak. The moment of numbness and fear and goosebumps. And then downhill. The adrenaline rush and the people screaming, and I thought my lungs were going to drop out.

Harriet: My goosebump moment was when my country was playing and was qualified for the first time for AFCON, The Africa Cup of Nations, for the first time. And whenever I heard the boys playing, I was excited, happy. But the most exciting part is that whenever I heard them that they win from the other team. I was excited to celebrate with family. We stayed up late and we had friends go outside. The way we celebrate it is that we always go together, get inside the car, and have fun, and celebrate our country.

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.

Kryztof: my goosebump moment was when I went for my very first time to a reggae music concert. I was 20 years old. Reggae music is my favorite. That moment was even more special because I went with a friend that passed away shortly after that moment and I had never been so close to an artist.

Erick: my goosebump moment is every time I hear Ed Sheeran’s song ‘Visiting Hours’. That song is very special, because it makes me remember great moments that I lived with my father when I was a child. It’s a great song, it just makes me feel like I’m living those memories again.

Arvind: my goosebump moment was when I saw the ocean for the first time. It was an amazing feeling, I have never felt like that and never seen anything like that. The water was as far as I could see. It was so big, which made me realise how small I am in this world and how small my problems are and this universe is something so much bigger than we are. That gave me hope and calmed me down and it gave me goosebumps.

Matea: my goosebump moment is watching a Lady Gaga documentary where she openly talks about her mental problems and her physical illnesses that she has been struggling with during all these years that nobody even noticed. The whole story about her becoming famous, and becoming who she is. How she did not give up, even though people did not believe in her.

Alex: my goosebump moment is when I did a bungee jump from the bridge of the Tara River located in northern Montenegro. I prepared mentally for at least a month. Then I was standing on the edge of that bridge looking down, and the second when you do the leap of faith is indescribable. It is unbelievable to experience something like that in your lifetime.

Gabriel: my goosebump moment was the day my supervisor handed me a book I helped him publish. I edited the book from the first word in the first chapter to the last word in the last chapter. I had no professional knowledge in editing and publishing. But I tried my best to do what I had to do. He was impressed and we published two more books after the first one.

Jemma: my goosebump moment is the sunset touching the Caribbean Sea. At the end of each day, it is pure joy, pure wonder, to see the sun gently setting on the horizon, barely touching the Caribbean Sea. The orange and blue meshing together raises the goosebumps on my skin. It brings me happiness, peace and joy to capture that absolute majesty once a day.

Yesica: my goosebump moment is that I have a cat that I named after a song. And every time that I listen to that song, she comes running towards the speakers, I feel like she knows it’s her song, it happens every time.

Luis: my goosebump moment was when Juanes came to México for a concert in 2021. During the pandemic in 2020, I used to listen to a lot of Juanes. Then, when I found out that Juanes was coming to Central America I was too excited! When I was at the concert in México I was too excited, I even cried once and now I play the guitar, like Juanes, too.

Franklin: my goosebump moment is the singer Olivia Newton-John. I truly enjoyed her songs and her delicate and feminine voice. I watched the movie ‘Saturday Night Fever’ with John Travolta and Olivia’s performance and her talents as a singer were out of this world. When Olivia Newton-John died I really felt part of my life passed away too.

Julian: my goosebump moment was when I heard ‘Tabaco y Chanel’ from Bacilos. This is a really beautiful song, and it reminds me of my childhood. It is one of the songs that made me love music and that made me love singing. Even if it is a song about the loss of a love, it makes me happy. When I’m sad, I listen to this song and it makes me change my mood, it helps me to be happy.

Daniel: my goosebump moment is about Queen in their movie ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. I have always been a huge fan of the band, I always listen to all their music when I was a child. When the movie came out, I got really excited and it was very, very special, especially the last part about the Live Aid concert.

Kevin: my goosebump moment was the moment when we opened our hostel in Nicaragua for the first time. We worked with volunteers from all over the world. It was an eco-hostel made from organic and recycled materials. When the very first guest wanted to stay with us, that was the moment that I realized the dream had come true. That was the best moment of my life.

Sara: my goosebump moment is from my son’s birth. We had some health complications. At that time I was using a perfume that I liked a lot, but it was a hard to find and it ran out. A few years later, my husband gave me that same perfume and when I opened the bottle and smelled the scent, it took me back to the past, to that difficult time. But the feeling I had, was one of gratitude because in the end everything turned out well.

Esteban: my goosebump moment was from the song ‘Lose Yourself’ by Eminem. I first heard this song when I was about eleven years old. I really liked the message of the song. I also liked the beat, but the message is about how you can overcome and that you can do anything you set your mind to. I just love that message, that still really resonates with me today.

Lewis: my goosebump moment is when I am sitting at a bar in Tasmania and suddenly I am struck by the song John Lennon ‘Give Peace A Chance’. Hearing that song, I am transported into another world of peace and unity after that a local band gets up to play traditional music with traditional instruments the people get up and dance the environment is shifted it’s a beautiful moment.

Isabella: my goosebump moment is a moment when I sang again for the first time after the pandemic. It was very amusing. Thrilling in a positive way, and it made my hair spike. Because I hadn’t sung in a long time and suddenly, I was at this bar where there was karaoke. When I sang, I noticed the people and the atmosphere that I created and it was incredible, people supported me, and everybody was so happy.

Andrea: my goosebump moment was when I met Taylor Swift after a concert. It was such a great moment in my life. I met her because I got to be backstage for a meet and greet. She’s such an inspiration. I identify with all her songs, and I wish someday I could be like her, get to write such amazing songs because I really like to compose music so she’s my role model.

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Rodrigo: my goosebump moment was when I heard the song ‘Holiday’ by Green Day. When I first saw the music video and saw those guys in a car having fun, I knew at that moment that I wanted something like that in my life. At one point I wanted to live without all the lies in the world, just having fun with my friends. I feel that I am trying to do that currently as well.

Daniela: my goosebump moment was when I was admitted to the hospital in 2016. I was on the verge of death because of a pulmonary infection and tuberculosis. We did not have money for my treatment. That’s when the doctor entered the room and said “Don’t worry, I will help you, you do not have to pay a single cent”. That is how Filipino’s care and love each other, without expecting anything in return.

Edwin: my goosebump moment was the first time I visited Swaziland. The human warmth of the Swazi people and their incredible culture made me feel very lucky to be in that place. Swaziland is a destination that offers a unique experience for its magical landscapes, its rivers, mountains, and its fauna. But also for its ceremonies and celebrations because they show us the unique identity of the Swazis.

Irina: my goosebump moment is when I am learning a new language. I was born in a family where every member speaks five languages, so I was obsessed in my childhood to learn new words every single day. Now, I speak five languages as well. I cannot even convey my emotions. When I learn and speak a new language I feel pride and confidence in myself, and I feel joy and happiness that I did that.

Iva: my goosebump moment was when I watched the movie “Creation Stories”. It is a biographical film about the former president of Creation Records, Alan McGee. His ups and downs in life are shown in the film and the audience can identify with him. The film also shows how the group Oasis was formed. I was impressed by the end scene when he realizes what is most important in his life.

Luis: my goosebump moment was when I was watching the series “WandaVision”, episode 8 season 1: The last fight between Wanda and Agatha Harkness. We all thought Wanda was going to lose, but instead of that she did this really cool energy burst and she took the form of the Scarlet Witch. She told Agatha “I do not need you to tell me who I am”. It was really amazing for all the Marvel fans.

Rus: my goosebump moment is my second trip to Japan. It was not until my second trip that I really fell in love with Japan. All those wonderful views and people full of respect for everything that surrounds them and for everything they do is indescribably amazing. That harmony and balance of nature, culture, and technology just grabbed me. A completely different fantastic universe. I left my heart in Japan.

Ena: my goosebump moment is my parachute jump. I went on a tandem jump, where you are strapped together with the instructor. I remember the instructor asking me if I was ready and I looked down and then we were out, falling, and the ground getting very close and then the parachute opened, and I looked around and I was in total awe. I can still remember the feeling of the breeze on my face and just that flying feeling.

Anthony: my goosebump moment was at the final stages of the game between Liverpool and Everton at Anfield in December 2018 in a Premier League game. The game was nil nil deep in injury time when Liverpool had a free-kick. Trent-Alexander Arnold hoofed the ball to the Everton area and Virgil Van-Dijk volleyed the ball back. Jordan Pickford tried to catch the ball, but couldn’t. The ball bounced back to Divock Origi who headed the ball. That was pure madness.

Ruth: my goosebump moment was in high school when one of my mentors mentioned that “a short pencil is better than a long memory”. That stuck with me, it changed my life forever! I began writing things down and noticed that whenever I wrote a plan or goal down, I knew that at the end of the day I was going to fulfil it because I had written it down. It is very important!

Juan Pablo: my goosebump moment was when I listened to the song “Firework” by Katy Perry. This song is very important to me because the lyrics and the video clip talk about you don’t have to be afraid of what other people think about you, how you look, or who you love so I want to do that in my life right now I don’t care about what other people want to talk about me or expectation from other people.

Juan Pablo: my goosebump moment was when I went to see a live orchestra where they played “Night on Bald Mountain” by Mussorgsky, a really great composer. That night was the first time I went to see a live orchestra and it was really, really amazing, it was an outer world experience.

Albani: my goosebump moment was when Miley Cyrus, the actress who played Hannah Montana, in 2019 came to the country next to me for a concert. Although I arrived late to the concert, at that exact moment Miley started singing “The Climb”, my favorite song, so I ran as fast as I could to sing my favorite song with my idol, so it was the best moment of my life.

Laura: my goosebump moment was when I listened to the song “Payphone” by Maroon 5. It transported me to my childhood home. As a child, I usually played a lot of video games, my favorite was Habbo. One of the characters was always playing the same song “Payphone”. Habbo was my favorite game because it helped me to make some friends and it gives me the creativity I have right now.

Brian: my goosebump moment is when I was 12 years old and I had to sing ‘Sunday Morning’ in front of my English class. When I started singing, everyone went quiet and started paying me attention. I felt really nervous, but once I finished singing everyone started clapping. Everyone seemed really happy, including the teacher, and it was a moment that was really special for me.

Ignacio: my goosebump moment is a concert by Paul McCartney in 2012 in Uruguay. Since I was a little kid, I grew up listening to his music and the Beatles, so when we heard that he was going to play in Uruguay, we bought the tickets and went. It is such a good memory!

Shahrzad: my goosebump moment was when I saw my mother at the airport after 3 years of immigration. That was the first time that I saw my role model because living in Iran is difficult for women. I was one of those lucky girls who were able to leave my homeland and I was always trying to become someone like my mom, an educated person who has her own job. When I saw her at the airport, I got so emotional and I did not know how to explain or show my feelings!

Eduardo: my goosebump moment was when I was eleven years old and I travelled to Venezuela, to the capital Caracas. I went there with my whole family because my cousin was celebrating her baptism. I went to their house and we got to talk, jump, go up and down the stairs of the house, play hide-and-seek, eat chocolate… It was a really epic moment, my whole family was there. It was really awesome.

Sailyn: My goosebump moment is related to a big music concert. Since I was a kid, I have been a huge fan of a known artist named Daddy Yankee. Recently, he decided to stop making music, and announced his last tour. I rushed to buy an entry to his very last concert, and that’s something that gave me goosebumps from the very first moment until the very last song he played that day!

Diky: my goosebump moment is my first-hand experience seeing a lava flow from a volcano. I live near the most active stratovolcano in Indonesia called Merapi. It has regularly erupted since 1548. It is such an amazing view when you can see the lava flow from the crater down the mountain. At first, it is just a red spot at the top of the mountain, and then the lava flows wildly down the mountain.

Bridget: my goosebump moment was the very first time I got to lay eyes on my nephew when he was born. This was a special day for me, not only because it was my first time getting to see a newborn baby, but also because he was born on my birthday. Getting to see his face and touch his tiny hands and tiny feet for the first time welled up tears of joy from within me and it is a memory that is forever etched in my brain.

Sanida: my goosebump moment is the short movie “If I could talk”. It follows a dog through its whole life from the moment that he was found by his owner who rescues him until the very end. The dog had a wonderful life, playing with the family and kids. The whole movie is very emotional and the end gets me every time.

Valeria: my goosebump moment was one day I was scrolling through my TikTok when suddenly a video of Adele’s concert popped up. Turns out that a boy had planned a proposal for his girlfriend and Adele dedicated her song “To Make You Feel My Love” to the couple. I just felt so emotional. Adele’s voice in that video sounds so powerful and beautiful, it just sounds unreal.

Rodolfo: My goosebump moment is about the time I sang Aerosmith’s song, “I don’t wanna miss a thing” to my daughter for the first time. She wouldn’t go to sleep, she was feeling bad. She had a fever and I started just rocking her in my arms and singing to her that particular song and, somehow, she just calmed down. At this moment I understood actually the lyrics of the song and the feeling that was involved. It was beautiful.

Nani: my goosebump moment is related to K-pop music. It has become my favorite in the last few years. It has changed many things in my life, especially because it gave me a chance to collect and listen to the things I love. I have been collecting different CDs from my favorite bands and I’m working to make that dream of having all the CDs and other things related to these bands that I can afford!

Seljan: my goosebump moment happened when I was feeling very low, I had lost my hope in everything. It was night and I was thinking to myself that I need a sign to motivate me and help me to find the energy to fight. I asked the universe for a sign and at the same moment I saw a shooting star. I understood that there is always hope.

Ronny: my goosebump moment is the World Cup Rugby Final between South Africa and New Zealand in South Africa in 1995. What struck me the most is the sheer enthusiasm and the passion that the country has shown towards their national rugby team, while the country was still rebuilding. It was just an amazing experience from start to finish. From singing the national anthems to actually the final whistle and seeing South Africa lift the world cup. It was an historical event.

Hazem: my goosebump moment is the movie “Forrest Gump” with Tom Hanks. It’s one of my favorite movies. We see a man with a low IQ fall in love with a girl and achieve great things that normal people could not even do. One of the most touching scenes is when Forrest asks Jenny to marry him, but she refuses. He says “I am not a smart man, but I know what love is.” That was such a touching scene.

Susana: my goosebump moment was when Taylor Swift dropped her 10-minute version of “All Too Well”. I loved that song so much, not only the reason why it was dropped, but I loved the lyrics and the fact that you can feel a lot of emotions like love, hate, anger, and you feel happy and sad. Artists can describe something so perfectly and make it so beautiful and people can relate to it.

Raffaella: my goosebump moment is when I went to Mexico to the island Holbox near Cancun, and I went to see the plankton. It was during the night, and it was amazing! You walk in the water and then you see all these planktons, blue ones, all around you. It is dark with all of this blue light, it is just amazing.

Sariya: my goosebump moment was when I watched “Slumdog millionaire”, the movie about the orphan who lived in Mumbai and who rises from rags to riches on the strength of his lively intelligence. When he participated in Indian version of “Who wants to be a millionaire?”, he answered all the questions and he won. It was really amazing that due to his knowledge and experience in his life, he became the richest person in Mumbai. Gifted people can achieve whatever they want with their intelligence.

Meudis: my goosebump moment was when I was eleven years old and I went to a Justin Bieber concert. I was a really huge fan of Justin Bieber’s and my parents gave me the tickets as a present for my birthday. I was really excited. When Justin Bieber came out I did not believe it was him, I was really shocked and it was a really surreal experience for me.

Rachel: my goosebump moment was when I went on my 1st solo trip to Laos. I met some people in a hostel and we decided to go in a hot air balloon, and it was beautiful. There was a sunset and the sky was one of the most beautiful colors I have ever seen.

Jiali: my goosebump moment was when I and my team managed to save a life. I was working as a flight attendant on a flight and a passenger just collapsed. The captain reached out for the Medlink for further instructions and we paged for doctors and nurses. We conducted the CPR and AED to get him back. Luckily, he made it. It turned out that he was a heart attack patient who put his medicines in the check in.

Bruno: my goosebump moment is the celebration at the 2018 World Cup finals in Zagreb, Croatia on the main Square. There were around 50k to 100k people there on the square and surrounding streets. Everybody was screaming, jumping, enjoying themselves even though we lost. It was a really, really amazing experience. There were fireworks everywhere. It made me happy to see people being happy.

Gledys: my goosebump moment was when my sister, her boyfriend and I went on vacation together. My sister and I were in our room when somebody knocked at the door. We opened the door and saw a piece of paper that said: “Would”. There was another knock with another paper saying “please”. With the next knock it was her boyfriend at the door saying: “Would you marry me?” with a ring and flowers. My sister said: “Yes!”

Niso: my goosebump moment was last year when I was being a tourist visiting Dumbo, in Brooklyn, New York. I happened to go under the Brooklyn bridge from an amazing angle where you can see the water and the skyline. It had just gotten dark. I head dreamed about that and my dreams literally came to life that night. It was wild.

Alfred: my goosebump moment was when my daughter was five and I taught her how to ride a bicycle. We went around the park many times, and I was doing it wrong, holding her waist, doing the balancing myself. Then a guy said, “Put your fingers under her armpits and let her do the balancing herself.” I did that and she was able to hold the balance herself and she rode off with a bicycle for the first time.

Jorge: my goosebump moment came to me thanks to an anime series called ‘A Place Further than the Universe’. The story about a girl who wants to travel more than anything in the world really resonated with me and took me back to those days when I traveled across the country.

Rafa: my goosebump moment was attending my first concert ever. It was a La Vida Bohème concert, a Latin American band. It was a super exciting experience to sing my favorite songs of theirs and fall in love with other ones that I didn’t know until that moment. After the show I had the opportunity to get to know some of the band members and talk with them for a while and it was an incredible experience.

Luis: my goosebump moment is when I caught a 360. It was 3 years ago, by that time I had been trying to 360 for a couple of months. I was at the bars with my friends and I was trying so hard to get a 360. After about 2 hours of constantly trying and not giving up, I finally caught a 360.

Abraham: my goosebump moment is related to a series, which also has an incredible game named “Cyberpunk”. “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners” came out earlier this year and it was such an incredible story from the very first chapter up to the last one. There were some plot twists, iconic characters, and the series production was amazing!

Francia: my goosebump moment is the song “Maroon” by Taylor Swift. It’s a song that when I listened to it for the first time, I got literal chills running down my spine. It’s a song about remembering a past relationship and how feelings that were once bright, burned red because they were so passionate and transform into something deeper and darker with time and then they become maroon.

Andrew: my goosebump moment was LeBron winning the title with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016. At one point LeBron’s team the Cleveland Cavaliers were down 3-1 to the Golden State Warriors. Never in history has a team come back from being down 3-1 in the NBA Finals. LeBron with the Cleveland Cavaliers were the first to ever do that. LeBron screamed when he was handed the championship, ‘’Cleveland this is for you!’’ and any NBA fan could feel the goosebumps in that moment.

Kristine: my goosebump moment was when I became a young scientist. It is touching because I achieved that at the age of 20. It was a dream for me once, but it has become a reality today. Dreams become reality, if you work hard, believe in dreams and set a clear goal. I have worked very hard to achieve all that and a few weeks ago I saw the result of my work. I was very excited and it was the most touching moment in my life.

Bella: my goosebump moment is running into the ocean after several months in lockdown. It was an emotional moment being in the water after not having been there for so long. It is my favourite place in the world. Just being amongst the waves after being stuck in my house for ages. It’s now an emotional memory of coming back, seeing the sea and being embraced by the water. It is really an incredible thing and definitely something that always moves me emotionally and gives me goosebumps.

Juliana: my goosebump moment was when I met Shakira. Three years ago, I met two guys at a party. They were Shakira’s musicians. They gave us two VIP passes to Shakira’s concert and we went to the concert backstage. We were able to take a picture with Shakira and they invited us to the afterparty with Shakira, so we spent the whole night with Shakira and her family. It was amazing!

Vanesa: my goosebump moment is a book called “The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle. This book really changed my whole life and perspective on how to enjoy the present moment and stop worrying about the past or the future. All we have is now and we should focus on the things that bring us more in the now.

Vielka: my goosebump moment is from the movie “One Day”, starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess. Specifically the scene where they realize how much they love each other and want to spend their lives together after an off friendship that lasted more than 10 years. In the scene hey share a passionate kiss together near a fountain in Paris. It shows how, through ups and downs, true love can be found when we least expect it.

Erin: my goosebump moment was when I watched Jane Marczewski sing on America’s Got Talent. She teaches us we should always be thankful in our life, whatever situation we face and that you can’t wait until life isn’t hard anymore to be happy.. She is a cancer patient, but she proves that she is more than her cancer. I love her personality, positivity and her perspective about life.

Dima: my goosebump moment is an inspirational video with deep wisdom by Will Smith on Evan Carmichael’s channel. I felt goosebumps through my whole body. It was so inspirational, so powerful. Generally, the idea about the concept of improving yourself and positive impact on other people’s lives. I hope you can find this video useful for you too.

Victor: my goosebump moment is about a series called “Blue Lock”. It has taken me back to when I was a child when I used to watch Captain Tsubasa. This is a series that gives you many goosebumps while watching it due to everything you can feel as each chapter finishes: personal growth, team work, and more.

Natal: my goosebump moment was when I saw the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina. It was something unique. Star walking up was a unique moment that I will always remember. Ending the walk, we drank water that came out of the glacier…delicious!!!

Francel: my goosebump moment was when I rappelled. This is descending a cliff or wall with a rope. We hiked for a while until we came to a large stone wall. Climbing was not easy. You had to be coordinated and strong. But when you finally get to the top and look down, you really do get goosebumps.

Rivaldo: my goosebump moment was when I swam with sea turtles for the first time. I was six years old, and I had gone swimming with my father. There were sea turtles! I consider it my favorite goosebump moment since swimming with these animals gave me a unique feeling of freedom that I have never experienced in the same way.

Daniela: my goosebump moment was when I got the chance to adopt two kittens, one named Benji and the other one called Berrie. They have both given me happy moments and have been teaching me lots of things. Giving a chance to those who need a place to live, like animals, is a heartwarming experience we should all experience. That’s why I wanted to tell everyone from around the world!

Lismar: my goosebump moment happened while watching a Netflix series released in 2020 called “Emily in Paris.” I started it thinking it was going to be just another romantic comedy placed in Paris. The majority of the challenges Emily had to face were related to her Marketing career at an Agency that managed only luxury brands and as I am also in Marketing, I connected with Emily on a professional level.

Vuk: my goosebump moment is the Dota 2 world championship of 2018, the grand finals game 4 of OG vs LGD. The OG player Ana made a clutch decision that only lasted 5 to 10 seconds. It was impressive moment. The LGD team attacked Ana and he decided to sell his items and fool them with his illusions. He succeeded. That moment won them the game and it was a brilliant moment no one saw coming.

Jamie: my goosebump moment is every time I come back to Puerto Rico and realize how beautiful the island really is. I moved to New York 8 years ago, but when I came back to Puerto Rico to visit, I realized Puerto Rico has so many beaches, rivers, lakes and rainforests and so many natural wonders that I had not learnt to appreciate until I left. Now I just want to live in Puerto Rico again.

Ryan: my goosebump moment is about sweet sparrows’ music outside of my room. On my balcony I put a water pot for birds. If there is any bird thirsty, they can fulfil their thirst with it. In the morning, I see lots of sparrows dancing and enjoying themselves and speaking with their sweet voice. I feel pleasure by hearing this melodious voice.

Odeh: my goosebump moment was the movie titled “Sweet Girl”, about a man who lost his wife to cancer after being offered hope of an affordable drug made by pharmaceutical giant Bioprime, but they halt the drug’s release. The husband is killed by Bioprime when he investigates. His daughter, Rachel, takes vengeance on Bioprime as she lives a life without parents. This gave me goosebumps because I know what it means to live a life without a father or a mother.

Laurie: my goosebump moment was when Kirani James won the gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics. We love to watch the Olympics, but 2012 was special because Kirani James was running and he was representing Grenada at the 400 meters. The race was 43 seconds, but those 43 seconds felt so special. He actually won, and everybody felt so happy.

Nadine: my goosebump moment was when I watched the video of the 7-day ride in the Baviaanskloof that I participated in with this little horse called Dolly. It was the most amazing thing I ever did. You get such a bond with your horse and see the most beautiful nature. You appreciate little things because you are limited to the essentials. I am so proud of little Dolly that she carried me for 7 days.

Elias: my goosebump moment is the album “IGOR” from Tyler, The Creator. It means a lot to me, because for a long time I wanted to listen Tyler, The Creator’s music. The songs were so amazing. It’s a new sound, something I was looking for, a new experience. The song that stuck with me the most is “GONE, GONE/THANK YOU”. The rhythm, the drums, the bass, everything is amazing. I love it!

Rolien: my goosebump moment was when I discovered remote work. At the end of 2020 I lost my job as a teacher. I didn’t know what to do. But then I discovered remote work and I decided to give it a try. I can honestly say that remote work has saved me and my family.

Lazar: my goosebump moment is the sound barrier being broken by basketball fans in the Belgrade Arena. I went to my first big basketball game as a fan in the Euroleague. In the Arena, everything was full of energy. The game did not even start, and the fans were cheering and shouting. The players came in and everybody was so loud that you could not hear the national anthem. It was officially the sound barrier being broken.

Ashwin: my goosebump moment was when I truly realized the scale of the universe. My teacher talked about stars and planets and how big they are compared to earth. I found gigantic stars and galaxies which are millions of times larger than the earth and the existence of black holes and how incredible they are. It’s mind boggling that one cannot really comprehend the true scale of the universe no matter how hard they try.

Narmin: my goosebump moment happened in 2012. when I ate Palachinki in Macedonia. I really enjoyed this dessert. Yes, it is just crepes, but I ate it when my plane was postponed, I was far from my family, my country, and I really missed them. After eating it, I felt very cozy and I was at home. Happiness is not about what you eat or where you are, it is about what you feel in your heart.

Baltazar: my goosebump moment was during the 2011 sci-fi-drama movie, “Limitless”, when Eddie Morra and Carl Van Loon meet outside Eddie’s office and Carl tries to force Eddie to go work for him, but Eddie tells him that he is 50 moves ahead of everybody. He proves it by analyzing a scenario on the other side of the road, where a car would hit a taxi from behind because the driver was very distracted, and 10 seconds later, it happens. That is how smart he grew in the movie.

Anita: my goosebump moment is the first time visiting the Great Wall of China. The movies do not prepare you for how long the wall is, the amount of walking you have to do, and how many people, especially tourists go and visit the place. Aside from that, it is beautiful. It is an amazing view, and it is just shocking to see how many people go there every year just to visit it despite the circumstances.

Tara: my goosebump moment was in 2017, when our national team won its first ever Eurobasket Championship. They won in the finale against Serbia and that was such a big important moment for us all as a country. Seeing that it can be done gave everyone a new perspective on everything. As a young basketball player, it really inspired me to keep on working hard and working towards my dreams because I can achieve anything that I put my mind to.

Morgan: my goosebump moment was when I first experienced a traditional Maori haka. We visited the Maori tribe and they welcomed us with a haka. The haka is a type of dance, but it is so much more than that. The power and energy conveyed through the haka was truly emotional and touching. I experienced the power of their ancestors through their dance. It was an incredible moment shared between the guests and those that were performing the dance.

Otmane: my goosebump moment is Eminem’s out-of-nowhere performance of his iconic song “Lose Yourself” at the 2020 Oscars. Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” won the Oscar for Best Original Song back in 2003. Eminem, one of the greatest rappers of all time performing “Lose Yourself”, one of the greatest hits of all time at the Oscars, which is basically meant for actors only. I get the chills every time I see it.

Henry: my goosebump moment was when I was in high school and I had to speak up in front of the whole class. Me being a Spanish speaking person, English being my second language and I had to go to high school in America. That’s when I realized I had to speak English in order to survive in America, to make friends and good grades. I pulled it off and introduced myself in English and it was amazing.

Martina: my goosebump moment was when I saw the sunset on Mountain Haleakala in Maui, Hawaii. I had seen a background with that beautiful sunset. I told myself I would go there one day. Not even three years later, I did an au-pair program in the US. My last month of my time there, I ended up going to Hawaii, and I drove to mountain Haleakala, and I saw the sunset there.

Naeem: my goosebump moment is a hill next to our beautiful city Buja that my family and I go to whenever anyone is stressed, worried or for just about anything. We go there to see the shimmering lights of the city, the buildings around and the golden sun shines on that amazing city. I realized, since then, how family really is so important to us. Especially during these difficult uncertain times.

Diyor: my goosebump moment was when I watched the final day of Tokyo 2020 on TV. Bakhodir Jalolov, the famous boxer and world champion of heavyweight from my country was in the final. His opponent was Richard Torrez Jr from the U.S. At the end of the final the referees announced Bakhodir Jalolov as the winner.

Leticia: my goosebump moment was when I heard Jordan Smith sing for the very first time on “The Voice”. He sang “Chandelier” by Sia and the first time I heard him sing, I thought he was a woman. The fact that he had struggled with body image and had been bullied because of his size and was still able to sing his lungs out shows that anyone could do anything.

Irina: my goosebump moment was Christmas when I was with my family and other children. They told us to hide in a room because Santa Claus would arrive with the presents. I couldn’t resist my curiosity and looked out my window, then my heart stopped when I saw some lights, a sleigh with reindeer going over the building at full speed, something that I will always remember with great emotion.

Jesús: my goosebump moment my trip with co-workers in Colombia and we went hiking in the rainforest close to Minca, in Santa Marta. It’s a forest with mountains and it’s a very humid forest. We got close to the top of one mountain, suddenly the view opened and we saw all of Santa Marta and the ocean on the horizon. We also saw the greenness of the forest, the mountains, and it was really emotional for all of us.

Julio: my goosebump moment was seeing the bands I grew up listening to at Knotfest. Listening to the songs I used to jam to for hours and hours in my headphones makes things different. And in an event like the Knotfest, it’s just something people need to live.

John: my goosebump moment is the World Cup final game between Argentina and France. It was a goosebump moment from beginning to end. Very emotional and exciting, and it was great. For me, it was the best final in a World Cup that I have ever seen in my life.

Jesika: my goosebump moment was when I traveled to Istanbul. One of my dreams was to visit this city and when I did it, that was the most amazing experience. Istanbul is a really beautiful and magical city, and you can find friendly people, majestic buildings, and this contrast between Europe and Asia.

D’Angelo: my goosebump moment is when I heard an African American singing a Korean song on a show called America’s Got talent. The song he sang he did it in the actual Korean language and the reason why it is a goosebumps moment for me is because I am a musician.

Steven: my goosebump moment was watching David Attenborough’s speech for the first time, the speech he gave during the “Our Planet” premiere. He explains how all life on earth is both product and contributor to their place in space and time, which is a really important thought for me.

Hector: my goosebump moment is when I see videos on YouTube about animals helping animals. For example, the other day I saw a monkey feeding a turtle and another monkey saving a little bird who fell into the water.

Claudia: my goosebump moment was when I went to see my favorite artist perform at a music festival. This experience was very exciting because it was my first music festival ever. It was very cool to see him perform my favorite songs and also to sing along with him and also to see the crowd go wild with him and it was overall a very magical experience.

David: my goosebump moment happens in “Avatar: The Last Airbender” when Avatar Aang fights firelord Ozai. I think this is a great moment, since it is the culmination of the series and it is just unbelievable watching Aang grow from this funky little kid who does not want to be the Avatar and being afraid of everything to becoming a fully realized Avatar and fighting head on against firelord Ozai.

Grace: my goosebump moment was the moment I realized I was in love with of my boyfriend. We had been dating for a while and in the beginning we did not want to become serious, but this particular day I was getting ready for one of our dates and I just got this feeling I was getting home, he was my home and having this feeling of deep love.

Tristen: my goosebump moment would be feeling pride when I tell my foreign friends that we do not allow chewing gum in our country. As Singapore is a small city, apart from being cosmopolitan and modern, the areas must be kept generally clean. So, I am really grateful that we do not allow gum in our country.

Jogile: my goosebump moment is when I realized the power of singing. I have been singing in a choir for 12 years. We have this National Lithuanian song festival, held every 4 years. We were standing for 12 hours in pouring rain, 4 days straight. We were tired, hungry. The conductor swished his wand and we all started singing one note in unison. I felt ecstatic. It was so insanely powerful!

David: my goosebump moment happens every time I acknowledge and nurture my inner child. That little kid that is deep within myself. I have always believed that it does not matter how old we grow, it does not matter the kind of experience, wisdom, and knowledge that we gain over the years, we are still that little kid that we used to be so many years ago.

Alexander: my goosebump moment is Germany winning the Soccer World Cup in 2014. Together with my family we watched all the games. The first highlight was Germany beating Brazil 7-1 in the semi-finals. But the main goosebump moment was still to come: Germany playing Argentina in the finals and winning the 2014 World Cup!

Ricardo: my goosebump moment is swimming with sharks in Beqa lagoon. It was my first-time diving. It was with my dad and my sister. We had been swimming for about 10 or 20 minutes and a shiver of tiger sharks appeared. They were huge! Their sharp teeth were very scary. My heart felt like it was going to explode! It felt like an out-of-this-world experience. It was really, really amazing!

Moses: my goosebump moment is a song by Bette Midler, ‘From a Distance’. I was doing a rendition of that song with a team of three people, when I was in high school, and it really made me feel good as I was there on the stage and the whole auditorium was raving with praises.

Jonathan: My goosebump moment was when I realized the power of music. This started a few years ago when I started traveling to many countries and I did not even speak their language. I wanted to learn more about their culture and the way that they see the world. I found out that if you observe how they handle music, you can learn a lot about them as a people.

Sveta: my goosebump moment was when I brought my baby girl home for the first time and my older son was 2.5 years old. I was really scared that he would hurt her, that he would cry, that he would get angry or something, but that did not happen.

Marian: my goosebump moment was my first classical music concert. I went with my mother. It was in a church near my house. I had never gone to a classical music concert before, and it was an amazing experience.

Isabella: my goosebump moment was the first time that I sailed through the Amazon River. I was about 16 years old, and I had never been to the jungle, to the Amazon. It was a very special moment because my dad invited me there and I hadn’t seen him in a very, very long time.

Scholastica: my goosebump moment was when I flew for the first time on an airplane as an adult. I was so thrilled to fly that I asked the man giving boarding passes to save me a window seat. When the plane started taking off, I could not stay still out of excitement.

Gabriela: my goosebump moment was when I listened for the first time to this BTS song called “Yet to Come.” Because this song says things like my best is yet to come. Even when the past was great, my best is yet to come, and after living through a year of pandemic, I think these lyrics gave me hope for my future as a young woman living at this time.

Andreina: my goosebump moment would be when I moved out of my house. This moment was really important because I am someone that is very insecure about herself and I find it difficult to trust in myself. So to be able to finally gather all the encouragement, save enough money and believe in myself enough to do such a great thing was such a huge step for me. It was one of the few moments that I’ve had in my life that I could say that I’m proud of myself.

Sedera: my goosebump moment is when I watch the movie “300”. I watch this movie at least once a year, and it is always a thrill. This movie shows how important courage and determination are in life to achieve your goals. There is an important message behind this movie.

Stefany: my goosebump moment had to be when I was at the beach finishing my meditation session. I saw the most beautiful sunset that I have ever seen in my life. I also saw some children playing in the water, I saw the birds fly, I heard the waves, and it was just so beautiful.

Tobias: I would like to share with you my favorite goosebump moment. If you watch the “Justice League” movie, just in the part that Flash tries to save the girl, a very beautiful song comes up, from the group “The Mortal Coils”, “The Song for the Siren”.

Elisha: my goosebump moment is when I played the piano for the first time at a concert. It was a live concert here in our city. I was very shy to perform in front of so many people. But I got some encouragement to perform the song and I remember we performed that song very well and people praised us that the song was very good.

Alexa: my goosebump moment was a concert I went to in 2014 in Lyon. It was a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert and it was the first big concert I had ever attended. It was like the highlight of my life. Since I was a little kid, I always loved their music.

William: my goosebump moment is my nephew’s first smile. I remember it was a Saturday morning. I was playing with him, I was singing to him and suddenly smiled! He was only a few weeks old and he had never smiled with anyone else. It really moved me.

Rebecca: my goosebump moment is something that I am lucky enough to be able to experience more often than not. I live behind those trees, basically, which is really good because what I love doing that just gives me the chills, every time, is being by myself dancing in the woods!

Manu: my goosebump moment has to be when I first saw my book printed and published. I have always wanted to be a writer but instead of studying something like literature or similar, I decided to study law. And it was just until I was 30 that I began writing.

Nam: my goosebump moment was when my own business wasn’t doing well due to the pandemic situation. I felt very bad at that time. I didn’t want to do anything at that time. I was just listening to the music, to “Trying My Best” by Anson Seabra. It encouraged me that it was enough that I was doing my best.

Momoko: my goosebump moment was when I saw the Mediterranean Sea for the first time. It was on my first morning in Malta around 7am and I woke up because the room was full of sunshine even so early in the morning. I opened the curtains, and oh my goodness! Beautiful!

Marcel: my goosebump moment is when Yulimar Rojas, a triple jump athlete from Venezuela, won the gold medal in the last Olympic Games, Tokyo 2020. Her performance was brilliant and outstanding. It automatically became one of the most memorable and unforgettable moments of the Olympic Games and track and field.

Abdulwahid: my goosebump moment is about a Tanzania artist called Diamond Platnumz. It is about his life story when he says one day his mother sold a golden ring to support his music career. This makes me so excited and believe that everything is possible if you put effort into it and believe in what you are doing.

Daniel: my goosebump moment happened back in 2018, when I visited Italy. We were exiting the metro station and walking down the street. I turned the corner and I saw St. Peter’s Basilica, and the Square, and it was amazing. The sheer size and beauty of that place just shocked me, I was in complete awe at that place. It just clicked for me. That appreciation for art, for beauty, for architecture, for human history!

Ryan: my goosebump moment was when I went to the countryside alone by Bicycle. I was supposed to arrive there in 3 hours, but I didn’t follow the right direction so I was lost. I was riding for about 7 hours from morning to afternoon but never arrived in the countryside.

Priscilla: my goosebump moment is when I was traveling in Ecuador and I went to the Amazon Jungle, and we went bird watching. So, you climb these really high towers, and we ended up on this tree, not like a normal thin tree, but one of those ginormous ones, and it had a platform on top so you can look at all the birds.

Karla: my goosebump moment was watching the Nutcracker in a theater for the first time. It was a very exciting moment. I saw the dancers dancing around, I listened to the music and it was my first time in a theater. It was an unforgettable experience, I really enjoyed it. I went with all of my family at the time and we had a great time.

Willman: my goosebump moment was in 2014. I was playing a game called Dark Souls II, a game that was out the same year it was a very fun game and I still love it. I was fighting a boss called The Pursuer for several hours, I was struggling a lot, but I got into the zone and when I beat the boss on that mental state, I got some goosebumps that were incredible.

Stuart: my goosebump moment came when I was invited to visit the Mercy Ship, a floating hospital which sails to Africa every year to save many thousands of lives. People who were born with deformities or any kind of tumors are able to change their lives thanks to the kind people and the donations of thousands of people around the world.

Anna: I guess every person has that moment when they realize that everything you did in the past just makes sense now. Every dark moment, every abusive people, and every trauma – it is a blessing. That is what made you who you are. That is why you are standing right here, where you are. That was my goosebump moment.

Pavel: my goosebump moment happened when I first listened to the song called “Xo Tour Life” by Lil Uzi Vert in 2017. The song started so slow so calm but it sounded so nice so I started vibing to it and then the riff came on, the main part of the song I felt massive goosebumps, felt massive hype and started humping really hard to it ever since then I listen to the artist on the daily and I know all of his songs.

Carlos: my goosebump moment came when life showed me a really interesting way out of a slump that I was in. Ladybugs kept showing up randomly, giving me little signs from the universe. I ended up seeing so many beautiful ladybugs, which stand for luck and positivity. After all the signs I ended up becoming a yoga instructor.

Jean Didier: my goosebump moment is a motivational video of Jack Ma. He talks about his history, the difficulties he faced in his life. He failed college and was rejected 10 times from Harvard university. He was rejected 30 times after job application. So if you have some dreams to achieve, keep believing in them and fight for them. Jack Ma fought for his dreams and today, he became the richest man in China.

Nhu: my goosebump moment was when I visited Mauritius back in 2019, before Covid happened. When I went there, I was expecting to see the history, the culture, the mountains, but not the beaches. But when I finally saw one of the beaches, my breath was taken away. The sky was so blue, the golden sand, the pristine water was sparkling under the sunshine.

Nestor: my goosebump moment happened when I was sixteen years old that I discovered literature, universal fiction literature, authors like Herman Hesse, James Joyce, Rimbaud, Arthur Rimbaud, Latin Americans like Julio Cortazar, Gabriel García Márquez it was the big difference in my life.

Darius: my goosebump moment happened five years ago in 2017 when I went back to my village to visit my family. To welcome me back, my grandfather organized a huge campfire. We left all our devices at home: no smartphone, no laptop, and we went into the bush. The fire was lit and there were various activities like storytelling, dances and songs throughout the whole night.

Marielle: my goosebump moment was when I first listened to Bullet For My Valentine’s intro song from their album called “The Poison”. It’s the type of song that when the guitar solo first kicks in, you feel like having super powers.

Miguel: my goosebump moment was when I was still in college and looking for a job to pay my expenses. I was so fortunate to find a job as a chemistry teacher. My main task was to prepare my students for the admissions test for several universities. When I saw my students succeed and enter the admissions, I was so proud.

Javier: my goosebump moment was when at the age of 18 I began my aviation career. On August 12 of 2012, I made my first flight alone, it was a beautiful afternoon.

Gail: my goosebump moment was during the pandemic. I was looking for some interesting tasks to kill my time and so I was traveling to very remote places in Laos. I went to different provinces of Laos and stayed in the villages to experience the culture and tradition. My experience was so satisfying. The villagers were very happy compared with the city folks and they were very content.

John: my goosebump moment was when we were doing our wedding. I am married to a Kenyan, and in their culture, they normally cover the bride completely and then they line her up with other ladies who are also covered up completely. Then the groom is supposed to select and handpick the right wife or his bride, which is what I was supposed to do. It’s very tricky because if you choose the wrong person, you have to pay a fine. Fortunately, I was able to pick her from a group of around six ladies.

Diego: my goosebump moment was a concert from Jack White, the vocalist of what was The White Stripes in the past. You know in a moment where it is so shocking that you just do not know how to react, you just stand still in place, just watching, just living the moment. That’s what a Jack White concert is.

Laura: my goosebump moment is the first time that I tried Baklava. Baklava is a Turkish dessert consisting of filo pastry filled with nuts or pistachios and other spices. It is simply divine.

Cesar: my goosebump moment is the first time that I wrote a song about someone. I was 13 and I was in love with this beautiful girl, but she was about to move to another country and I still wanted to do something for her before she left. When I sang for her, she cried and said “Nobody has ever done something like that for me before.” It was a beautiful moment.

John: my goosebump moment is from this Turkish movie called “Miracle in cell number seven” when Memo finally meets his daughter Ova after everyone helped him escape. This is a very emotional scene.

Kendra: my goosebump is about the first time I saw snow. Where I live in Guyana, South America, it is either very sunny or rainy. So while growing up, I always wanted to experience snow to see what it is like. When I travelled to America for the first time, there was a blanket of snow on the ground. I remember picking it up, feeling it in my fingers, making snowballs. It was just that much of an experience for me.

Paolo: my goosebump moment is whenever I listen to Imagine from John Lennon. It takes me back to my childhood and reminds me of how a beautiful message like that could change your life perspective in so many positive ways, just like a virtuous circle that we can start with any of our words or actions and encouraging someone else to do it.

Andrea: my goosebump moment was the first time that I went to the underground river system in Mexico. We went down some stairs and I just could not believe my eyes. I saw the crystal-clear water of the cenote. I saw stalactites, stalagmites, and then, the roots of the trees. I could not believe that the roots of the trees broke through the limestone and got there to get the water from the cenote. I was so amazed, I loved this place.

Maria: My goosebump moment happened during my obstetrics rotation when I met a pregnant woman who gave birth without her husband due to Covid restrictions. She held her baby for 5 seconds, and then the baby had to be checked by a paediatrician. Hours later, when I brought the baby to her, her face lit up. I have never seen a mother so excited and happy to see her baby after everything she went through.

Veronica: my goosebump moment is giving my graduation speech. When a teacher called me to tell me I was selected as the spokesperson for the ceremony of my graduation, I was extremely excited because that is the biggest achievement a graduate can get at my university.

Fiona: my goosebump moment is Gjipe Beach in the Albanian Riviera. It is a secluded place that opens up at the end of a canyon that you can only reach by 4×4 or via hiking. After walking through the most beautiful scenery we arrived at the top of the canyon. I have never seen anything like it before. The beach, the canyon, the caves you can swim to… It is truly a paradise, a hidden gem in the Ionian Sea.

Yidu: my goosebump moment was three years ago when our prime minister announced that our country had reconciled with the neighboring country of Eritrea. There was no access to that country. My maternal grandfather had been stuck there for the past 40 years. My mom felt the hope of being able to find out what had happened to him and look for him. I will never forget that day.

Valeria: my goosebump moment was when I saw the movie “The Pursuit of Happyness” for the first time. It is really beautiful because it shows the importance of believing in yourself, even when all things are going bad. The last scene Will Smith is walking around a lot of people in New York, and he finally finds his own happiness and his true self. That part always gets me, because we all have dreams and goals.

Alejandro: my goosebump moment was in my first karate competition when I was 17 years old. I was really nervous once I entered the stadium, my hands were shaking. We had to do a performance called “Kata” and after that, we had to do combat. All the competitors showed their skills, they were amazing. I won the bronze medal, it felt so good. That was one of the best moments in my life.

Mathias: my goosebump moment is when I play the videogame Red Dead Redemption 2. It is a video game set in 1899. It is the end of the Wild West, all the cowboys are gone, there are only a few outlaws left, and civilization has taken over. During the end of Act 5 you ride from the top to the south of the map while the song ‘Unshaken’ plays, and when that happens I get chills, every time.

Michelle: my goosebump moment is related to gardening. It happens every single time I plant a seed and I notice it has finally sprouted into a seedling or when I have made a cutting and I notice it has finally grown roots. That feeling of being able to be a part of nature reproducing itself is so special and amazing. I got hooked on gardening with an avocado seed. It takes a long time to grow roots, but when it finally does, the feeling is just unmatched.

Mary: my goosebump moment was when I first heard the new Adele song “Oh my God”, on which she tells a story. Adele is my favorite singer of all and I really like how she embraces her feminine power and encourages women to be fearless! It made me feel so powerful and empowered and that is something Adele always manages to achieve!

Dusan: my goosebump moment comes from the TV Show “The Last Dance” that talks about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls winning 6 championships. The specific moment is when they remember the flu game that Michael had. Michael got food poisoning and he played game 5 of the finals sick. He continued by pure power of will, and by being the greatest basketball player of all time.

Bruno: my goosebump was when I watched the Dalton cartoon series. In episode 162, the prisoned Dalton brothers stole a magic necklace that could be used to transform everything into gold. One of the brother unintentionally transformed two of his brothers into gold. This episode was very funny. I couldn’t stop laughing when I watched it.

Karin: my goosebump moment was when I was doing a 4-day trekking to the ‘Lost City’ in Colombia, a place built by the Tayrona people more than 1,000 years ago, hidden deep in the jungle of the “Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta” mountains. After a difficult trekking, I reached my destination. I felt real peace, serenity, and excitement at the same time and I felt that I was in a truly majestic place.

Lensa: I love big romances so my goosebump moment is from the “After” book series. It is where Hardin describes how love changed his life. His exact words were, “I have read hundreds of novels in my life, most of them claiming that love was the center of the universe. From Darcy to Heathcliff, I thought they were fools. But that has all changed since I met my Elizabeth Bennet.”

Solange: my goosebump moment was when I saw the performance of a three years old kid at Got Talent Global. It was unbelievable and incredible! A three years old boy that mastered the art of mixing! He was born super talented. Parents need to watch their children and encourage their interest. Children are gifts on many levels. God bless the child who amazed me so much.

Tafara: my goosebump moment was when I visited Lake Mangochi in Malawi. In 2018 we took a road trip to Malawi and it was a beautiful trip. We got to the Mangochi village and it is old, nothing special. But then as we passed through the village and got to the actual lake, I saw the most amazing view. That place is very beautiful. Everything was quiet and calm. It was such a surreal view.

Manuel: my goosebump moment was when I watched “The Blind Side”. It is about the life story of a professional American football player and it shows how he grew up and how his household was. He had a lot of difficulties and struggles in his life, but he found a wealthy family that took care of him, trusted him and helped him to have a successful career. This movie showed me that there is still good in the world.

Ana: my goosebump moment was when I went to see “Encanto” in the movies. Nobody wanted to go with me, so I just decided to go alone. I have never enjoyed a movie like that before. The whole movie is so inspirational. It makes you believe in humanity and in your own worth. Disney movies are my biggest pleasure, and I enjoyed it so much. Especially the last moment when Mirabel touches the doorknob and the whole “Casita” lightens up.

Yedidya: my goosebump moment was when I saw hyenas in front of my home. Even though we were scared, we were also amazed. They’re really large and dog-like animals. Their back legs are smaller than their front ones and their back is sloppy. Their eyes have a light, blue light. Their skin is light brown and black. They are really awesome creatures and it was a really amazing experience for me.

Luka: my goosebump moment was when our national basketball team won the silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics. We were lacking our key players and everyone was skeptical about our team getting passed the group stage. But then, magic happened. We won versus Brazil, Greece, and France. We ended up losing to the USA in the finals, but we were so proud of our boys bringing home the silver medal! We celebrated so much that day and I was proud to call myself a Serbian.

Gaby: my goosebump moment was when I went to Margarita Island with my family when I was little. It is a very beautiful island that is located in Venezuela and it is such a very magical island and place. The beaches have this very gorgeous blue color, it was very special. I cherish those memories with my family, we were all so happy and healthy. I loved it!

Milki: my goosebump moment was my first driving experience. I was with my boyfriend in the car and he said, “You should try driving.” He kept so we swapped seats. I was behind the wheel and I do not even remember what I did, but I remember trying to be focused and attentive. I was so terrified. My boyfriend said “Wow you were so terrified, but you did great because you did not hit anything.”

Daniel: my goosebump moment was when I was in a singing competition and I was performing “Livin’ la vida loca” by Ricky Martin on stage in front of two hundred people. I was always shy and when I started singing shirtless the audience went crazy and started applauding me. I felt unstoppable, invincible and every time I remember that I felt this way.

Umair: my goosebump moment is from the scene where Guido proposes to Dora in the movie “Life is beautiful”. This is one of the greatest movies I have ever seen. Guido works as a waiter in a restaurant and Dora’s engagement ceremony was in the same restaurant. But Dora had feelings for Guido. I got goosebumps when Guido came on the horse and proposed to Dora in front of the whole crowd. Guido and Dora were married and lived happily with their son.

Mikias: my goosebump moment was watching my father walk for the first time after having a stroke and being in a coma for more than two months. We had lost hope for his survival, let alone walking like a normal person. After six months he took his first step, and I was filled with joy seeing him fight against all odds. Now he can walk again like a normal person. He is my inspiration in life and has taught me to keep fighting no matter the circumstances.

Nerisa: my goosebump moment was when I visited Akagera National Park in Rwanda in 2007. We took a road trip from Kigali to the Eastern province. We saw the most unexpected things ever. We saw different hospitals, churches, stadiums. We reached Akagera National Park where we saw different animals like buffalo, zebras, giraffes, snakes and many others.

Jonathan: my goosebump moment was when I read the book “The Shadow over Innsmouth” by H. P. Lovecraft. It was one of my first fiction stories. I like it a lot because of the atmosphere that the author creates at the time of presenting his narrative, how he describes places, environments and sensations. It was the book that encouraged me to write my own stories.

George: my goosebump moment was when I was 16 years old and I was watching the FIFA World Cup in a match with Brazil vs Ghana when Ronaldo, the Brazilian, scored his 15th goal which made him hold the world record as top scorer. It was amazing because he is one of the best of all time.

Ibra: my goosebump moment was in 2015 when I was trying to join the Peace Corps as a language and cross culture facilitator. I left my job to join the Peace Corps and it was not possible to come back to my former job. I had only one option: to pass or find another job. But then I was in the group of the chosen candidates and I was very, very happy.

Bemnet: my goosebump moment was eating Kitfo last year on Ethiopian Christmas. Before my grandma passed, she used to cook an Ethiopian cultural food we call “Kitfo”. That used to be my favorite food. Last year we were celebrating Ethiopian Christmas at a cultural restaurant and I ordered Kitfo. After my first bite I got stuck and felt the taste that I had missed from my grandma. That was the greatest day of my life.

Samuel: my goosebump moment is every time I play “All of me” by John Legend. This song shows sincerity and reflects love. The piano song is so soft and the music is so tender that you could listen to it over and over again every day with your partner. John Legend has done a good job of valuing love through his song.

Andrea: my favorite goosebump moment was dancing The Nutcracker Ballet at New York City in the Lincoln Center theater. It one of the most famous and magical classical ballets in history, especially because it features Tchaikovsky’s music, which is wonderful and magical. Also, spending time together with the dancers was what The Nutcracker is about, sharing Christmas time amongst family and friends.

Aboubacry: my goosebump moment was when I listened to the song “We are the world” for Haiti. Many people lost their families, and many children became orphans. They did not have anybody who would feed them. That day I told myself that there are some people who are suffering in this world, and they need help. Instead of spending money in wars and killing people we should give it to those who need it.

Honelign: my goosebump moment is the movie “The Lion King”. It is about a young lion Simba whose father was killed by Simba’s uncle Scar. Scar convinced Simba to run away from his home. Simba runs away from his home and finds his friends Timon and Pumba. My goosebump moment is the moment when he finally finds his childhood friend Nala.

Rafael: my goosebump moment is a volcano near where I live called La Soufrière. It recently erupted. We had to evacuate because there was a risk and the volcano would continue to erupt. 6000 people were and obviously that affected us a lot. But as time passed we all returned to a normal life.

Gloria: my goosebump moment was the first and only time my mum told me in plain language that she missed me. It was so touching because it is hard to get our parents of the older generation to express their emotions. I had returned home from school after a long time and my mum hugged me tight and told me that she missed me. It was so touching.