Indio (California) | 14 April 2018:
The dance steop of Justin Bieber on Friday at the Coachella 2018 event unexpectedly made Cumbia band from Mexico a trending topic among tons of Los Angeles Azules fans, who shot videos with their mobile phones and shared with others.
In the videos Justin Bieber is seen strut-dancing on the Coachella grounds to the cumbia sounds. Lead singer and guitarist Erick De la Pena said they knew will be well received at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California, but didn't expect such hype.
The videos proves Bieber is a huge Cumbia fan and his dancing to the Los Angeles Azules seems like iconic to many fans.
Long lineup was seen on the first day due to strict security checks in the wake of last year's shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas.
On Friday and Sunday night Intel and HP will fly drones over the festival grounds for a live drone show, for the first time of course.
According to vice president and general manager of Intel's drone team about 400 plastic and foam drones, computer-operated and human-piloted, will be used to form a painting in the sky to add more charm to the premier music festival.
Author Paul Nchemba
The dance steop of Justin Bieber on Friday at the Coachella 2018 event unexpectedly made Cumbia band from Mexico a trending topic among tons of Los Angeles Azules fans, who shot videos with their mobile phones and shared with others.
In the videos Justin Bieber is seen strut-dancing on the Coachella grounds to the cumbia sounds. Lead singer and guitarist Erick De la Pena said they knew will be well received at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California, but didn't expect such hype.
The videos proves Bieber is a huge Cumbia fan and his dancing to the Los Angeles Azules seems like iconic to many fans.
Justin dancing to Los Angeles Azules is a concept pic.twitter.com/vFjsI8SOEK— emma (@drxwstats) April 13, 2018
April 13: [more] Fan taken video of Justin at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California. pic.twitter.com/aX3ILeGXbF— Bieber-news (@yourbiebernews3) April 13, 2018
Long lineup was seen on the first day due to strict security checks in the wake of last year's shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas.
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On Friday and Sunday night Intel and HP will fly drones over the festival grounds for a live drone show, for the first time of course.
According to vice president and general manager of Intel's drone team about 400 plastic and foam drones, computer-operated and human-piloted, will be used to form a painting in the sky to add more charm to the premier music festival.
Author Paul Nchemba
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