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Marek Ztracený draws more than 70,000 fans to Letná concert in Prague

Marek Ztracený draws more than 70,000 fans to Letná concert in Prague
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Prague's Letná district played host to a massive concert by Czech singer Marek Ztracený, which drew more than 70,000 spectators. The show took place on the open ground facing the Sparta football stadium.

The concert kicked off at eight o'clock on Friday evening, though the most devoted fans had already started claiming spots by the entrance as early as noon. To accommodate such a huge crowd, organisers built a large stand right on the plain opposite the stadium.

The sheer scale of the event — one of the biggest open-air solo concerts held in Prague in recent memory — is a testament to just how popular the singer is with Czech audiences.

Source: seznamzpravy.cz

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