The end of the year neared, it was time the city hall of Sweet Amoris would come up with some event to celebrate the town's anniversary.

This year was no exception, though, unlike other years, where they put up a fair or a circuit of parties during the week off, something different came up.

A music expo.

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Well, actually, more like a cultural fair.

The mayor said the artistic talents in Sweet Amoris was growing and that that was something that needed to be looked forward to.

So, as to help the small artists gain visibility, the idea of a Cultural Fair came up.

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From the artists alley to break dancing, what didn't lack were options of entertainment to please all kinds of taste.

Canvases painted in a sea of different styles, dances of all corners of the world, cultural food, fashion projects, writing, you name it.

And, of course, there was music. Our aspirants to star singers would never stay out of that one.

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Rock, metal, indie pop, electronic, even Vocaloid songs! You'd never have guessed there were so many musicians in Sweet Amoris.

[..]

You were there merely for the purpose of presenting your artworks and selling a few beads for an extra money.

For your luck, people around seemed very into your renaissance panting style, which gave you a lot more of visibility and tips.

For an introvert, you were even doing quite well.