In America, this is not just a TV show, but a show. Impressive systems, millions of viewers from all over the world, staggering numbers. We’re talking about the Super Bowl, a pivotal moment in the careers of many great artists since Price to Madonna, from Whitney Houston to Bruce Springsteen. In 2013, on the tenth anniversary of her solo debut, it was Beyoncé’s turn to take the stage, giving singing, dancing and style lessons. Thirteen minutes straight for an explosive break followed by a firework of guitars. As part of Halo, single ladies and other hits from the repertoire. not to be missed Crazy about love which helped turn this Beyoncé performance into one of the best of her career.
Beyoncé’s influence on Coachella was such that the festival was renamed. Beichella. One hundred and twenty minutes of performance, five stage costumes by Balmain, one hundred elements between dancers and musicians on stage and countless epic moments. For example, a recording performed, not surprisingly, on the sheet music of his most recognizable work, Crazy about love. Yellow crop top, ripped denim shorts on the waist and knee high boots with applied crystals, Queen B lights up the show with her stage charm, rightfully going down in history: she is the first African American woman to lead a rally.