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Traffic light juggling Berlin

Traffic light performing has been happening more and more in Europe, in cities like Berlin where there are no specific rules around the practice. It's a very efficient way to make money as an artist. Why is that? The traffic light turns red, and Barra Nomas and Isidora Adeley run to the crossing, shouting "Hello Amigos" in unison. They are standing in front of a three-lane road at the Siegessäule in Berlin. With juggling clubs in their hands, they wave at the audience to get the attention of the motorists. A few people look surprised, while others have a more disturbed look. Barra and Isidora start one of their routines, which they have created specifically for a traffic light show. Both juggle five clubs while balancing one on their head, impressing the motorists. Then, just before the traffic light turns green, they quickly run past the cars to collect their tips for the performance. The light turns green, and as the cars start driving, they hurry back to the traffic island. Traffic light performing, where artists entertain at intersections during red lights, started mainly in South America and is now becoming more common in Europe. It's a way for performers to showcase their skills and earn money while people wait for the light to turn green.