The Fabulous Cadillacs conquered the Coachella Festival

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs rocked the stage of the Outdoor Theater with their energy, this Sunday, on the third day of the Coachella Festival, in California, with a suitable repertoire for this meeting in which they string together a series of successful compositions such as Matador, perhaps their

hit which is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023, with

,

and

, among others.

An audience that vibrated with the band made it clear, once again, that Los Fabulosos Cadillacs continue to be one of the most influential groups in Latin America after their successful tour of Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Costa Rica, which concludes with their appearance at the Coachella mega event, at the Empire Polo Club, in Indio, California.

The band led by Gabriel Fernández Capello - much better known as Vicentico - and Flavio Cianciarulo, showed their usual power and the combination with the new blood embodied by the sons of the founding duo, Florián Fernández Capello and Astor Cianciarulo.

Cadillacs on stage.

Los Fabulosos took over the Coachella Festival.

Photo Valerie Macon/AFP

The opening of the show was with the instrumental Cadillacs, and then followed -in order- The lion, Too much pressure, Empty glasses, The dub genius, Following the moon, Mal Bicho, Matador, The satanic Dr. Cadillac, to close with 5th Centenary.   

The Fabulous Cadillacs

next Sunday, April 23.

wide of styles

Flavio Cianciarulo, from Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, on the giant screen at the Coachella Festival.

Photo Valerie Macon/AFP

The stylistic breadth of the Coachella festival had two of its strongest moments with the performances this Saturday by the Korean female group

and the Catalan singer

.

Becoming the first Asian artists to headline this festival, one of the most important in the United States, the quartet showed the strength of their “hallyu” (the Korean wave), the trademark of this pop group that was received by a euphoric audience.

Are you ready Coachella?

Enjoy.

This is your day”, Jisoo, Jennie, Rose and Lisa said in chorus to start a show that included music, dancing, costume changes and fireworks.

The young women performed some of their hits in line with the expectations of the audience;

songs like

,

,

and

left the audience in a state of absolute happiness during a two-hour show.

Blackpink's staging at the Coachella Festival.

Photo Amy Harris/Invision/AP

For example, Nina, 26, who traveled from Los Angeles with nine friends to see this group said: "I like Blackpink because each one of them is authentic and different and that is not usual in k-pop" .

Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro

A few hours before.

Rosalía had prepared the public for a powerful afternoon with her music and dance show and her presence as a special guest of her boyfriend,

.

They adopted sensuality as an expressive vehicle while they interpreted

and

, two of their three collaborations and which belong to their joint project RR.

Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro, in the video for "Vampiros".

,

,

and

were also present in the repertoire

, the song most chanted by the public in their presentation.

Rosalía showed her quite renewed show compared to the one she developed in 2022 on her world tour.

, that was the transition from a solid, powerful concert without ups and downs and her second performance at this Californian festival.

Another of the highlights of the festival was the performance by

with her electronic and futuristic pop that closed the afternoon of the second day, last Saturday.

Indeed, the British singer made

and her success from Tik Tok,

and she dedicated this moment to celebrate the LGBTQ + community, which she supports from social networks.

British singer Charli XCX dedicated her Coachella show to the LGBTQ+ community.

Photo EFE/Courtesy of Coachella/Ashley Osborn

“

,” Charli XCX expressed before singing

.

Another group that supported this collective was The Linda Lindas, but from a more combative punk though certainly cheerful.

The group spoke out against racism and guns.

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