In the middle of a rain of confetti, fireworks and the company of Mariah Carey and Gloria Estefan, a sea of people received the New Year in iconic Times Square New York, to say goodbye to a year of dizzying dominated by a bitter presidential election and welcome him to the prospect of a better 2017.
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Acted Gloria Estefan and sharing your music Broadway “On Your Feet!”, the pop band DNCE and the country music star Thomas Rhett.
Were supposed to Mariah Carey was going to be the main star of the show “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest”, which aired live on ABC, but the singer started 2017 starring in a performance disastrous.
The singer appeared to suffer technical problems during his performance in live from the plaza in new york. Even had to suspend their song “Emotions”, flew into the stage and asked the audience to complete the letters for her.
A representative of the singer confirmed that there were technical problems. “We will continue taking more headlines in 2017,” he said in his profile of the social network, Instagram after the performance.
The thousands of attendees, some dressed with glasses of 2017 and hats the Statue of Liberty, filled the streets in several blocks around, and chanted the last seconds of the year and then hugging and kissing.
“it’s All going to be new. I just want to find happiness this year and leave behind all the bad things,” said Mary Raimilla, Richfield Park, New Jersey, shortly after the midnight.
Jason Magee, of Manahawkin, New Jersey, said that the year had ups and downs. When the clock struck midnight and the confetti fell on the crowd, kissed his bride.
Lori Haan, Tucson, Arizona, and her husband were in New York for the first time. “This is a great way to start a new year,” he said. “We’re doing something new and exciting, and I hope to follow for the rest of the year.”
Stefania Morán, Puebla, Mexico, and five friends who work as nannies in Usa, traveled to New York to secure a place in one of the 35 pens where it is prohibited to exit and re-enter.
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“I Always wanted to come to New York, and this is one of those things that you must do before you die,” he said.
Laura Ribera, Bolivia, he said that people told him he was crazy to have come.
“But we wanted to be in New York,” he said. “Even the people at the hotel we wondered why we wanted to come. But I feel safe.
During the last two decades, the security surrounding the festival has increased gradually.
a recent attacks lethal with trucks in Germany and France led to a new measure of safety this new year’s Eve. Dozens of garbage trucks, of 20 tons in weight, loaded with 15 tons of sand, were parked in the streets next to the area of the party.
The event was protected seven thousand police, in addition to anti-terror units armed and trained dogs in the detection of explosive, formed the device of security.
“we’re well prepared,” said police commissioner James O’neill. “All new yorkers can feel safe, especially in Times Square.
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This year, the United Nations secretary-general, Ban Ki moon, was in charge of pressing the button which began the countdown of 60 seconds for 2017.
once the crowd left Times Square 235 clean-up workers, 45 police officers and two assistant police were dealt with refurbished area.
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