Vodafone has a message for all Romanians, the telecommunications operator offering something for free that everyone can enjoy, and it's not exactly to be overlooked. More precisely, Vodafone has a special section on its website where it offers Romanians the opportunity to watch some of the most popular artists in Romania in concerts held for everyone, and you can see below how you can quickly get to that section.
Vodafone says that on his website there are whole hours of concerts that were held by artists such as Loredana, The Mono Jacks, Spike, Byron, and many others. Vodafone lists each concert separately with the duration for wishing, so you can figure out for yourself how soon you will have the opportunity to see your favorite artist, even if in the real world unfortunately you still cannot do this because the protective measures against the Coronavirus still they do not allow the organization of concerts with a large audience.
Vodafone: The message for ALL Romanians, what it offers for FREE
Vodafone offers for viewing only concerts that were recorded in the past by the artists, and we are talking about some that were made until the beginning of July. Vodafone didn't support the artists to do other concerts after that period, so unfortunately we don't have anything new, and it's possible that we won't have any in the next period either, so we only stay with what we have available until now from the operator.
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Published by Vodafone Romania pe Saturday, August 15, 2020
Vodafone supported for a period of time a series of artists who created special content for his page on the social network Facebook, but things ended in July, and will not return. Vodafone offered the Romanians a lot of entertainment during that period, and it is possible to start doing it again in the fall, but for now there is no announcement from the operator that it has any intention to do this too soon.
Vodafone he made many Romanians happy with the support he offered for his concerts, and it wouldn't hurt to see new ones financed by the telecommunications group.
