Terry Teachout, el crítico del WSJ opina que Estados Unidos necesita más silbidos.
What happened to Ms. Zimmerman, while not unprecedented, is highly unusual. To be sure, booing at the opera house is far from uncommon elsewhere in the world, especially in Italy, but American audiences are reluctant to express their displeasure vocally. I've heard a certain amount of booing at the Met, but I can't recall ever hearing a single boo at a Broadway show, a classical concert, a dance performance or a nightclub gig.
Adónde vamos a ir a parar así.
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