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.