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Ticos Ask Don Stockwell To Keep Promise Made To Carlos Alvarado

Promoter is being asked to complete his promise to bring Pink Floyd to Costa Rica

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Entrepreneur and promoter Don Stockwell, acclaimed for his many followers on Facebook due to a peculiar promise to President-elect Carlos Alvarado, if he won, to bring Pink Floyd to Costa Rica.

Now Ticos are aking the promoter to make good on his promise.

The promise began in a video shared by the president-elect on his Facebook page, where he appears singing a song called “Wish You Here” by Pink Floyd, considered one of the most influential British roack band in history.

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Although the promoter did not give details, he did post on Facebook that he was going to press Roger Waters, one of the members of the rock group.

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