Meudis: my goosebump moment was when I was eleven years old and I went to a Justin Bieber concert. I was a really huge fan of Justin Bieber’s and my parents gave me the tickets as a present for my birthday. I was really excited. When Justin Bieber came out I did not believe it was him, I was really shocked and it was a really surreal experience for me.

Rafa: my goosebump moment was attending my first concert ever. It was a La Vida Bohème concert, a Latin American band. It was a super exciting experience to sing my favorite songs of theirs and fall in love with other ones that I didn’t know until that moment. After the show I had the opportunity to get to know some of the band members and talk with them for a while and it was an incredible experience.

Francia: my goosebump moment is the song “Maroon” by Taylor Swift. It’s a song that when I listened to it for the first time, I got literal chills running down my spine. It’s a song about remembering a past relationship and how feelings that were once bright, burned red because they were so passionate and transform into something deeper and darker with time and then they become maroon.

Juliana: my goosebump moment was when I met Shakira. Three years ago, I met two guys at a party. They were Shakira’s musicians. They gave us two VIP passes to Shakira’s concert and we went to the concert backstage. We were able to take a picture with Shakira and they invited us to the afterparty with Shakira, so we spent the whole night with Shakira and her family. It was amazing!

Erin: my goosebump moment was when I watched Jane Marczewski sing on America’s Got Talent. She teaches us we should always be thankful in our life, whatever situation we face and that you can’t wait until life isn’t hard anymore to be happy.. She is a cancer patient, but she proves that she is more than her cancer. I love her personality, positivity and her perspective about life.

Elias: my goosebump moment is the album “IGOR” from Tyler, The Creator. It means a lot to me, because for a long time I wanted to listen Tyler, The Creator’s music. The songs were so amazing. It’s a new sound, something I was looking for, a new experience. The song that stuck with me the most is “GONE, GONE/THANK YOU”. The rhythm, the drums, the bass, everything is amazing. I love it!

Otmane: my goosebump moment is Eminem’s out-of-nowhere performance of his iconic song “Lose Yourself” at the 2020 Oscars. Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” won the Oscar for Best Original Song back in 2003. Eminem, one of the greatest rappers of all time performing “Lose Yourself”, one of the greatest hits of all time at the Oscars, which is basically meant for actors only. I get the chills every time I see it.

Leticia: my goosebump moment was when I heard Jordan Smith sing for the very first time on “The Voice”. He sang “Chandelier” by Sia and the first time I heard him sing, I thought he was a woman. The fact that he had struggled with body image and had been bullied because of his size and was still able to sing his lungs out shows that anyone could do anything.

Julio: my goosebump moment was seeing the bands I grew up listening to at Knotfest. Listening to the songs I used to jam to for hours and hours in my headphones makes things different. And in an event like the Knotfest, it’s just something people need to live.

Claudia: my goosebump moment was when I went to see my favorite artist perform at a music festival. This experience was very exciting because it was my first music festival ever. It was very cool to see him perform my favorite songs and also to sing along with him and also to see the crowd go wild with him and it was overall a very magical experience.

Moses: my goosebump moment is a song by Bette Midler, ‘From a Distance’. I was doing a rendition of that song with a team of three people, when I was in high school, and it really made me feel good as I was there on the stage and the whole auditorium was raving with praises.

Jonathan: My goosebump moment was when I realized the power of music. This started a few years ago when I started traveling to many countries and I did not even speak their language. I wanted to learn more about their culture and the way that they see the world. I found out that if you observe how they handle music, you can learn a lot about them as a people.

Marian: my goosebump moment was my first classical music concert. I went with my mother. It was in a church near my house. I had never gone to a classical music concert before, and it was an amazing experience.

Gabriela: my goosebump moment was when I listened for the first time to this BTS song called “Yet to Come.” Because this song says things like my best is yet to come. Even when the past was great, my best is yet to come, and after living through a year of pandemic, I think these lyrics gave me hope for my future as a young woman living at this time.

Tobias: I would like to share with you my favorite goosebump moment. If you watch the “Justice League” movie, just in the part that Flash tries to save the girl, a very beautiful song comes up, from the group “The Mortal Coils”, “The Song for the Siren”.

Elisha: my goosebump moment is when I played the piano for the first time at a concert. It was a live concert here in our city. I was very shy to perform in front of so many people. But I got some encouragement to perform the song and I remember we performed that song very well and people praised us that the song was very good.

Alexa: my goosebump moment was a concert I went to in 2014 in Lyon. It was a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert and it was the first big concert I had ever attended. It was like the highlight of my life. Since I was a little kid, I always loved their music.

Nam: my goosebump moment was when my own business wasn’t doing well due to the pandemic situation. I felt very bad at that time. I didn’t want to do anything at that time. I was just listening to the music, to “Trying My Best” by Anson Seabra. It encouraged me that it was enough that I was doing my best.

Abdulwahid: my goosebump moment is about a Tanzania artist called Diamond Platnumz. It is about his life story when he says one day his mother sold a golden ring to support his music career. This makes me so excited and believe that everything is possible if you put effort into it and believe in what you are doing.

Pavel: my goosebump moment happened when I first listened to the song called “Xo Tour Life” by Lil Uzi Vert in 2017. The song started so slow so calm but it sounded so nice so I started vibing to it and then the riff came on, the main part of the song I felt massive goosebumps, felt massive hype and started humping really hard to it ever since then I listen to the artist on the daily and I know all of his songs.

Marielle: my goosebump moment was when I first listened to Bullet For My Valentine’s intro song from their album called “The Poison”. It’s the type of song that when the guitar solo first kicks in, you feel like having super powers.

Diego: my goosebump moment was a concert from Jack White, the vocalist of what was The White Stripes in the past. You know in a moment where it is so shocking that you just do not know how to react, you just stand still in place, just watching, just living the moment. That’s what a Jack White concert is.

Paolo: my goosebump moment is whenever I listen to Imagine from John Lennon. It takes me back to my childhood and reminds me of how a beautiful message like that could change your life perspective in so many positive ways, just like a virtuous circle that we can start with any of our words or actions and encouraging someone else to do it.

Mary: my goosebump moment was when I first heard the new Adele song “Oh my God”, on which she tells a story. Adele is my favorite singer of all and I really like how she embraces her feminine power and encourages women to be fearless! It made me feel so powerful and empowered and that is something Adele always manages to achieve!

Solange: my goosebump moment was when I saw the performance of a three years old kid at Got Talent Global. It was unbelievable and incredible! A three years old boy that mastered the art of mixing! He was born super talented. Parents need to watch their children and encourage their interest. Children are gifts on many levels. God bless the child who amazed me so much.

Daniel: my goosebump moment was when I was in a singing competition and I was performing “Livin’ la vida loca” by Ricky Martin on stage in front of two hundred people. I was always shy and when I started singing shirtless the audience went crazy and started applauding me. I felt unstoppable, invincible and every time I remember that I felt this way.

Samuel: my goosebump moment is every time I play “All of me” by John Legend. This song shows sincerity and reflects love. The piano song is so soft and the music is so tender that you could listen to it over and over again every day with your partner. John Legend has done a good job of valuing love through his song.

Aboubacry: my goosebump moment was when I listened to the song “We are the world” for Haiti. Many people lost their families, and many children became orphans. They did not have anybody who would feed them. That day I told myself that there are some people who are suffering in this world, and they need help. Instead of spending money in wars and killing people we should give it to those who need it.

Ellen: my goosebump moment is when I watched Michael Jackson on stage performing with Usher and then Chris Tucker came out. Michael is a legendary dancer, a legendary musician and performer and so is Usher. You could see that Usher used Michael Jackson’s moves. I got goosebumps all over. When Chris Tucker came out, it was so funny. I could never forget that moment.

Tanya: my goosebump moment was a free homecoming concert of Andy Palacio and the Garifuna Collective after their World Tour. It was a wonderful experience to celebrate them being back from their tour. The real goosebump moment and spiritual experience was when they brought elder Paul Nabor on stage to sing “Naguya Nei” with Andy Palacio. I will never forget it!

Nour: my goosebump moment was in Morocco where I went to a Christina Aguilera concert there. The concert was amazing. It was energetic, it was emotional, it was exceptional. I never thought I would go to a concert of Christina Aguilera, one of the best singers in her generation, and I felt so emotional especially when she sang “The voice within”, one of my favorite songs.

Grace: my goosebump moment was the first time I listened to “Can’t let you go” by Ali Gatie. It talks about how hard it is for people to let go of someone that they were very used to. The first line of the song “I cannot let you go, trust me I have tried, and I still would not know where to go”, talks about so much. The song shows the pain people go through while they are trying to let go.

Pamela: my goosebump moment was when I listened to the inspiring, uplifting, mind blowing song “Endless Love”. Just like the wedding ring is on the finger, there’s no end to it. That was how that song brought goosebumps to my soul. There is really something called “Endless Love”. Love that is unconditional, so real, so true, and unadulterated.

Kayley: my goosebump moment was when I went to a Twenty One Pilots concert with my brother. I was obsessed with Twenty One Pilots and when we got there, it was crazy. There were confetti cannons and fireworks. I was close to the stage and at some point he saw me, I was waving my arms around like crazy and he waved back! I got goosebumps and was so happy!

Hazvi: my goosebump moment was when I listened to Whitney Houston’s song “I didn’t know my own strength”. I was going through a writer’s block, was not in a creative flow. When I heard this song, it just flipped a switch in me and I just had ideas popping up. l managed to find my own strength and I was so happy.

Eniola: my goosebump moment was the first time I listened to “See you again” by Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth. The lyrics speak about losing a loved one. Having lost a loved one at a tender age, listening to and singing this song fills me with a rush of emotions. The feeling of hope stands out in the lyrics “And I will tell you all about it when I see you again”. That line gives me goosebumps as the song serves as a reminder to cherish the moments spent with our late loved ones and keep believing that someday we will see them again.

Sofia: my goosebump moment was when one of my favourite artists, Adele, put out the song “Easy on me”. It is about change, growth, looking at your past mistakes and learning from them. It really means a lot to me, made me feel listened to and it came when I really needed it. I really love that song and I have always loved Adele.

Danielle: my goosebump moment was when I was watching the X-Factor Australia and when a guy named Emmanuel started singing. He is handicapped and he had no identity because he was found in a war zone. He was adopted. It was very emotional when he started “Imagine” by John Lennon.

Jessica: my goosebump moment is the song “Giant Killer” by Pompi. The song came to me in a difficult time in my life, it really lifted my spirits. It talks about the story of David conquering Goliath. We all face different giants, problems in our lives. But if David was able to conquer Goliath, then you can conquer your problems.

Azad: my goosebump moment happened when I watched a video of a street drummer named Gordo. He was on the street with a few buckets and two drumsticks and he beat those buckets like drums. He was so fast and skilled. It showed me that if you have talent, you don’t need any equipment. Your potential will come out automatically.

Yashar: my goosebump moment was back in 2007. I was watching Britain’s Got Talent when suddenly a middle-aged lady appeared on the stage. Everyone made fun of her because she looked very old, and she did not seem to have talent, but the moment she started singing, it was amazing! She took us into another world. It was Susan Boyle on Britain’s Got Talent and the song was “I dreamed a dream”.

Dilmurad: my goosebump experience was while I was watching “Inception” by Christopher Nolan. One thing that really hit me and gave me an unforgettable goosebump moment was the soundtrack of the film, by Hans Zimmer. He is the most outstanding composer in the world, he makes soundtracks so accurately that every song fits the scene so that the viewer is virtually in the film.

Nika: my goosebump moment is when I go out of the house after work or at work when I feel tired going for a walk look at the world around me look at nature, clouds, water and in my headphones favorite song is playing Muse Butterflies & Hurricanes.

Mary: my goosebump moment was when I was watching American Idol and a little girl called Grace VanderWaal was performing an original song during the auditions. Later she performed it in the final and she ended up winning the show. The song always gives me goosebumps, no matter when I listen to it. The way she sings it is very nice and I really like it.

Saad: my goosebump moment is when I first heard the song by Daft Punk called “Giorgio by Moroder”. There is this on specific part of the song that I still remember the very first time I heard the song, I had Goosebumps all over my body.

Karlis: my ultimate goosebump moment is a live concert where a metal band collaborated with an orchestra. When the orchestra started playing and the band singer started to sing, I had chills down my spine and held my breath. I was just awestruck with emotion. By the end of the song, I could not shrug the goosebumps off, the crowd cheering was cheering and screaming to get all the emotions out.

Cécile: whenever I am not feeling good and I am down, I listen to the song “Keep the faith” from Michael Jackson. It takes you on a journey and the more the song goes on, the more you feel hope coming back and like you can do anything. That is my goosebumpmoment.

Rinzin: my goosebump moment is the “Kupar” song, a Bhutanese song dedicated to king Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck. It pays homage to the king’s compassionate deeds. During the pandemic, his majesty played a vital role for his citizens. I feel blessed to be born in such a beautiful country.

Ximena: my goosebump moment is the song “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, but in the a capella version of Pentatonix. That song really touches me spiritually and as I reflect on life, I realise that in difficult moments, you have to have gratitude and be thankful for each day spent with family and loved ones.

Kirsten: my goosebump moment is when I hear the lyrics of the Bob Dylan song “Boots of Spanish Leather”. This song is special to me because it’s about two people and one of them is leaving and I’ve lived away from my family for six years now so it always makes me think of them. I always listen to this song as my plane takes off and I get Goosebumps every single time.

Albert: my goosebump moment was when I took part in performing the 7th Symphony of Anton Bruckner. It is a wonderful piece of classical music, especially the beginning when the violins and strings start to play very softly. Hearing it live as part of the group was mind-blowing.

Rajashree: my goosebump moment is the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody”, especially the final Live Aid concert. It was totally amazing. Right before Freddie Mercury reveals to his fellow band members that he has AIDS. In spite of this, the band and Freddie Mercury are in great shape at Live Aid.

Mariam: there are so many songs that give me goosebumps, but my first experience with such a song was “Sign of the times” by Harry Styles. The meaning for me is that even in the worst situation we need to be brave, stop crying and just do our best even at our worst! This song brings back so many memories and makes me feel good.

María: my goosebump moment is the song “Ta Smyrneika Tragoudia”, which means “the songs of Izmir” and the song literally tells about the hardships that people had to face there. My family is originally from Izmir and was chased out by the Turkish army. This song gives me Goosebumps and tears in my eyes every time I hear it.

Lauren: my goosebump moment is this amazing opera called “The Magic Flute”. It’s one of Mozart’s master pieces and there’s the solo of “The queen of the night”. The singer is Diana Danbrau and her voice is powerful and passionate. It has made me fall in love with Opera!

Aubienne: my goosebump moment is Taylor Swift’s new lyric video of “Love Story”. Taylor has been a huge part of my childhood and listening to it after 10 years reminds me of a time when life was still simple and fun. The song also reminds me of my own personal battles and that I now try to speak my mind and not let myself feel small just to make others comfortable.

William: my goosebump moment has always been listening to Whitney Houston. I have always loved her music and when she died, I felt personally affected. The world had lost an icon. Her music was so impactful. I felt like we somehow failed her.

Valeria: my goosebump moment happened during the Oscars in 2016 when Sam Smith performed the song “Writing’s on the wall”. This song has very powerful lyrics and Sam Smith has an amazing voice, but for me, I especially loved the orchestra music. This song is a masterpiece, it gets me every time.

Cassandra: my goosebump moment is the song “What other people say” by Demi Lovato and Sam Fischer. Every lyric in that song is so relatable and impactful. Strangers can just say whatever they want without realizing the impact it has. The song reminds me that we shouldn’t care about what other people say, just the people that matter.

Danica: my goosebump moment was Marcelito Pomoy’s audition for America’s Got Talent with “The Prayer”. Marcelito’s voice is extraordinary, he’s a very talented human being. He is now one of my favorite singers in the world because any song that he sings gives me Goosebumps.

Coralie: my goosebump moment is a documentary about ballet dancer Sergei Polunin and then especially the part where he dances to the song “Take me to church” where you can feel all the pain that goes hand in hand with the special talent this man has.

Marta: my goosebump moment is the Prelude of the third act of “Traviata”, an opera by Giuseppe Verdi, a famous composer of Italy. I share a deep bond with this opera because my grandma always made me listen to it when I was a little girl. Every time the music starts playing I get chills. It is so beautiful, so passionate.

May: my goosebump moment is when I saw Kechi Okwuchi, one of the survivors of the Sosoliso Airline crash, sing at America’s Got Talent. She has been able to pull through the scars with so much courage. It’s amazing. She’s an encouragement for any young person out there.

Yosef: my goosebump moment was when I first heard the song “Iboprofen”. It is written by one of Norway’s greatest and most influential rap duos. The song is about Megdi’s childhood, one of the two persons in the rap duo. The song is very light. The first time I heard it, I got goosebumps all over my whole body. It was a truly tremendous experience.

Dean: my goosebump moment was when I first got to play the piano. I was about 12 years old, and a friend showed me. After five-six years, I finally had an opportunity to play piano again and it was amazing. I just love music in all aspects because you can create. I got shivers because playing my first song was so emotional. It’s all about connecting to people through music.

Misa: my goosebump moment was in 2020 when I heard a song called “PTSD”. It was such an inspirational song, it made me realize no matter how hard our life was, we can still achieve and be positive as much as we can. I was shocked and got goosebumps while I listened to the song. It is an extraordinary concept and nowadays it still guides me towards my journey.

Gofaone: my goosebump moment was when I first heard Lila Ike’s song “Solitude”. It is about peace, peace of mind. That is actually the first line. She is talking about how lovely it is to just be on your own, no gadgets, nothing. I can relate to it because everybody wants peace of mind and that is what she got. That is what the whole video is about as well. It makes you feel that sense of peace that she talks about.

Tatiana: my goosebump moment was when I realized that I could go to a Coldplay concert. They are my favorite band. When I was in the USA, I saw that one of my friends went to their concert, which meant they were on a tour. I decided to buy tickets for their next show. Then I realized that I was actually going to their concert. I felt real goosebumps, I cannot express them right now. I felt so grateful, so happy.

Ana: my goosebump moment is whenever I listen to the Georgian song called “Chakrulo”. The song is Georgian folk music and was one of the 29 musical compositions which were sent into space in 1977. The song is about a man who is fighting for his own freedom and does not fear anything. Whenever I listen to this song, it always gives me this kind of feeling that you should always be proud of your own country and nationality.

Diana: my goosebump moment was when I saw my favorite band Majid Jordan live for the first time. They do not usually do many concerts, I never thought I will see them live. They announced their album with 4 concerts dates. One of them was Brooklyn, which I was very close to. I got tickets with my boyfriend and we had an amazing night.

Ermias: my goosebump moment was when I listened to J. Cole’s song called “Love yourz” for the first time. J.Cole is my favorite rapper. His music talks to my soul. This song especially gives me hope and inspires me to follow my dream during my hardest time. The song is about fantasizing about other people’s lives by forgetting that the thing that matters the most, which is family, caring and love.

Marialis: my goosebump moment was when I was on my first live concert performance. It was in a local theater here in my city. There were so many people, including my parents, boyfriend, and friends. They were so excited too, I could see it in its eyes. I played the bass, it is my favorite instrument. We were five girls in total, playing covers. The band’s name was “Purple Nicotine”. I will never forget it.

Abdulraheem: my goosebump moment was when the African Grammy winner Wizkid released one of his single-tracks titled “Mummy mi”. Wizkid dedicates this track to all mothers across the world as he sings praise to his mother and the joy she brought to him. I was so excited and happy. I sing the song to appreciate my mum just like Wizkid does. I love my mom.

Audra: my goosebump moment is the song “Corner” by Tarrus Riley, Masicka and Dunw3ll. It is an upbeat song, but the message is what really resonated with me. It reminds me of the kind of relationship that my younger brother and I have. Eventhough we have not been together physically in the last couple of years, we stayed connected and stayed in each other’s corner. That song has such a powerful message.

Assitan: my goosebump moment was when I attended the concert of a Malian musical artist named Toumani Diabaté. Toumani was playing with the kora. Kora is a Malian musical instrument which has existed for several centuries. All of a sudden, his son, Sidiki Diabaté, who is also a player of that instrument, joined his father on stage. The sound of the two playing kora penetrated my soul. I was amazed.

Stacy: my goosebump moment is a song called “Savannah Grass” by soca artist Kes. Every time I hear the instrumental to this soca song, I get all the feels and I feel very emotional. It is strange that a soca song would be the thing to give me goosebumps because I don’t even like soca. There is just something about the way the music, the piano, everything comes together, it is just a beautiful experience.

Sarita: my goosebump moment was when Karol G, a Colombian Reggaeton singer, came to her hometown, where I am from, and held a concert. We were given bracelets that lit up with each song she sang in different colors. The most amazing part came when she sang a Vallenato song, which is a very representative thing here in our culture, the whole stadium lit up with the colors of the Colombian flag, it was amazing.

Joy: my goosebump moment is the song “Tadow” by Masego with FKJ. Watching the videoclip was like watching a masterpiece. Both of them started the video playing different instruments. Masego can play saxophone, drums and piano. He can come up with an entire song playing everything all by himself and I was amazed because he is this young guy, not even thirty!

Roua: my goosebump moment is every time I listen to the song “This Mountain” by Fauzia. This song encourages me to do my best and it lifts me up at every difficult moment. The first time I listened to it was the day I took an exam that would determine my future and help me realize my dream of becoming a businesswoman. I passed it and I feel like that song definitely gave me a boost.

Ashleigh: my goosebump moment was the day I went to go see Sam Smith Live in Concert for the very first time in 2019. I was so excited I just could not contain myself. There were little kids, couples, old people. Everyone had that same energy because we were all there to see Sam Smith. When he started humming the melody to “Dancing with a Stranger”, the crowd went wild, and it was just amazing.

Marvellous: my goosebump moment is every time I play “Want it all” by Burna Boy ft. Polo G. The lyrics speak truth to me, and it speaks truth to every African youth that believes. The words “Working night and day, you know my people no day sleep” are strong words, enough to motivate anyone to strive for whatever they are doing and never give up!

Japhet: my goosebump moment goes back to 2018 when I watched the concert of Richard Bona titled “Vocal solo”. I am musician and I was really impressed with such a performance. The way he had fun with his voice with such precision.

Zeeshan: my goosebump moment is from “Coco” when Miguel sang “Remember me” to his grandmother Coco. Miguel’s great grandfather was a great singer, but music was banned in his family because of a big misunderstanding. Miguel went into the parallel world where he meets his great grandfather and tells him everything. When he came back to his world, he sang the song “Remember me” to his grandmother Coco.

Tara: my goosebump moment is the song “Furr” by Blitzen Trapper. It is a really beautiful song and it tells the story of someone’s life. One day I was sitting on the beach and the song played. It tells such a detailed story and so positive and upbeat. It filled my whole body with goosebumps. It was a pretty incredible experience and now every time I listen to the song, it puts a smile on my face.

Elvis: my goosebump moment is when I experienced the Bon Iver concert in Malmö, 2019. I wasn’t really a fan of him back then, but that night changed my mind. The atmosphere was amazing. You just had to be there. When he started singing with the autotune on and he made a whole song with just using his voice, it was the greatest feeling I ever had in my life, I had goosebumps all over my body.

Fiorella: my goosebump moment is the song “Caminar de tu mano” by Río Roma. It really represents the love story that my grandparents had, it is something I have always loved. Especially the part that says “A wise man once told me, when you like someone, look at their hands because as time goes by you will kiss less and hold hands more.” It is something that reminds me of them.

Stella: I get goosebumps when I listen to Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi’s song “Neria”. Mtukudzi was Zimbabwe’s greatest musician. This song also featured in a movie called “Neria”, the best ever produced movie in Zimbabwe. It is about a woman who loses her husband in a car accident. The husband’s brother takes the inheritance and leaves this widow and her kids with nothing. It is very emotional.

Nisa: my goosebump moment is the song “Eyes, Nose, Lips” from Taeyang. It was my first Korean song and the first time I heard it, I got chills because of the melody, because of the singing and because of Taeyang’s amazing voice. It’s a song you can relate to. Even if I didn’t understand the language, music is universal.

Cristhel: my goosebump moment was when I was driving my car and when I heard the song “Driver’s License” by Olivia Rodrigo. This song talks about what we all have felt once in a life: a heartbreak. I felt everything that she was saying, the lyrics were so indescribable.

Aru: my goosebump moment is the song “Live Before I die” by Mike Posner. It is about Mike’s self-discovery journey and him walking across America. He did this because he wanted to experience life to the fullest. We can all relate to this song because we all feel lost or hopeless sometimes. This song is a great reminder that we should always strive for the best and live our best lives.

Elizabeth: my goosebump moment was when I heard Adele sing her song “Love in the Dark” for the first time. The song talks about how it’s beautiful to let go and how it’s not easy to say goodbye, but you have to have courage and get away from any toxic relationship in your life. It’s beautiful.

Anyi: my goosebump moment is this song that is sung by a little boy in the Colombian The Voice Kids. This boy’s name is Juanse Laverde and he sings this song named “Como mirarte”, which means “How can I see you”. He has a really sweet voice, it’s so angelical. I love the lyricsand rhythm of the song, but I mostly like how he sings it.

Robertson: my goosebump moment is a song entitled “L’Envie D’Aimer” by Daniel Lévi. I’m really passionate about this song. It brings such comfort to me in difficult times with love and every time I hear this song, I have joy in my heart.

Lana: my goosebump moment is a song called “Molitva” by the Serbian singer Marija Serifovic. It gives me goosebumps because the spot for that song was published a year ago during the quarantine and it shows the empty streets of Belgrade, and the band singing, helping other people, bringing them food, in masks.

Naip: my goosebump moment was in 2018 when I went to a concert of Nokaut with a bunch of friends. I felt very good. The music and lyrics were great. I didn’t know the artist until then, but it felt very emotional.

Gloria: my goosebump moment is a song called “Lingus” by Snarky Puppy from their album “We like it here”. It has a 4 minute solo and that solo is so special to me because it depicts almost everything that life is. It is passionate and exciting. It is a story of life summarised in 4 minutes.

Nadia: my goosebump moment is the song “She used to be mine” by Sarah Bareilles. That’s honestly one of the most relatable songs, especially if you are a mom and you went trough a lot of struggle when you had your baby and in life itself. The first time I’ve heard it, it did not only give me Goosebumps, but also it made me cry to no end.

Medjadi: my goosebump moment is the song “Sweater Weather” by the Neighbourhood. It’s like a classical song from the 90s and relaxes you. I believe songs are for broken souls so every time I am upset or feel annoyed, I play it and everything changes like magic.

Rais: my goosebump moment was when I heard the song “Wahran” by Randall. It’s about an Algerian city and I felt instant Goosebumps because it depicts the cultural and historic culture of Algerian music in it. It also has electronic dance vibes.

Irene: my goosebump moment is a song called “Jack and Diane” I really, really like it. It has the lyric, “Oh yeah, well life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone”, and that’s when I got my GoosebumpMoment because that’s exactly how life works!

Fred: my goosebump moment is the Emicida show “10 years of Triumph”. I feel so connected with it and it’s emotional for me because I’ve been following him for 10 years and we can see the evolution. It was as if I was there. If you are black, you feel more connected with it because he empowers us with his lyrics and his songs.

Pedro: my goosebump moment is the music from Linkin Park, especially the song “Breaking the habit” because it makes me remember the my family and my friends during my childhood. It brings joy to my life and brings families together.

Charmaine: my goosebump moment is the song ”Paubaya” by Moira dela Torre. It’s about a relationship that ends because the girl loves another man. ”Paubaya” literally means ”letting go”. The song makes me so emotional, because it’s true that if you truly love a person, you have to set him free, even if it hurts.

Ghada: my goosebump moment was when I watched Daly Gana sing on The X Factor. At first he was stuttering a lot, but when he started singing, he left everyone speechless. He sang so fluently, it was beautiful. He is such a big source of inspiration and perseverance to everyone.

Alejandra: my goosebump moment was during the Oscars in 2018 when “This is me” from “The Greatest Showman” was nominated for best song. This song has a beautiful message: It’s about empowering yourself, overcoming prejudice and defending who you are.

Gabriela: my goosebump moment is the song “El Antigal” by Argentinian singer Abel Pintos. The music video takes place in a beautiful place in the north of Argentina. The song starts off a cappella, after which it progresses with synthesizers and at the end it explodes. It is very emotional and raw and the performance is really mind-blowing. The song gives me Goosebumps every time!

Cherry: my goosebump moment is Sasha Sloan singing “Older”. Her voice is so angelic and the song lyrics are so relatable to how I feel. The song talks about her younger self not understanding why her parents argued or the meaning of love, but when she got older, she understood love is not as easy. As I grew up, I understood that when you argue with your loved one, it doesn’t mean you hate them, it is just how life goes.