Kiss 's visit to Brazil in the last week of April with the End of The Road Tour mobilized fans of all ages, surprising even members of the security team at the São Paulo show, as we mentioned in our review of the concert .
If the presence of children shows how the magic of rock is far from dying, the older fans also warm our hearts, because they prove how the love for this type of music is a way of life.
Mrs. Lea Diamantstein , 75 years old, has been a Kiss fan since her youth, but only on April 30th was she able to attend the band's concert. Accompanied by her son, Daniel Soledade , they both fulfilled their dream of seeing the artists up close and enjoying a show together, a scene that caught the attention of other fans present in the premium section.
A video of the duo watching the show during "I Was Made For Loving You" was posted on the event's Facebook page by a young woman who decided to capture the unique moment and was searching for the kind lady on social media.
It didn't take long to find out: Lea had also brought a sign begging "for the love of God" for the band to play "See You Tonight" from Gene Simmons . Although the request wasn't granted, the night was memorable, and the next plans for the "rock grandma," as some users called her, are for the Knotfest , which takes place in December of this year.
Watch the video below.
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