15 de Abril is a carpet after Tan Biónica's visit | OneFootball

Even though more than 20,000 fans packed the stadium to experience Chano and company’s “Last Magical Night,” Tatengue’s pitch held up exceptionally well. The use of a high-tech protection system meant that, just a few hours after the stage was dismantled, the field still looked to be in very good condition, with no signs of the usual wear and tear that events of this scale tend to leave on the country’s main stadiums.

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The maintenance team’s work was flawless, keeping the surface firm and enviably green. After the structures were removed, the 15 de Abril showed it is on par with major international venues, ensuring that the football pitch suffers no consequences from the show.

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