The Argentine duo makes history in Coachella

The Argentine duo of the moment, Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso, remains harvesting successes, now marking history in Coachella 2025, making its first presentation in US lands next to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, marking the versatility of the group and its thirst for not beating within the music industry.

Thanks to their explosive presentation on the first day of the festival, the artists had the opportunity to present themselves again on Saturday with the Venezuelan Gustavo Dudamel, current director of the Opera de Paris, who extended the invitation to interpret their greatest hits such as “Dumbai” and “the one that can, can”, although they could not be left out some reversal themes of their acclaimed Tiny Desk.

Dudamel and the philharmonic of Los Angeles (La Phil) left one of the most original performances of this edition of the festival, because with interpretations of cinema classics with their fusion of rap and reggaeton they managed to do something unique from the hand of their guests, where Becky G was also included.

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The international tour that awaits Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso

Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso starred one of the most spoken presentations of the festival, and their second appearance with one of the most prestigious orchestras at an international level in one of the scenarios of Coachella, only made clear the statement that they seek versatility, try new musical styles, and thus, conquer the international music scene with their creativity.

The Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso show at the famous California festival marks the beginning of its concerts outside of Latin America, because as part of its “Papota” tour, also a name of its last EP that has become the sensation in social networks.

The Tour not only leads them to present themselves in more stages of the American Union, but also in other renowned festivals such as the Fuji Rock in Japan, Glastonbury in the United Kingdom and the editions of Lollapalooza in Berlin and Paris.

The growing success of Argentine artists not only marks a before and after in their career, but also gives rise to Latin music having a special focus at international level, opening doors for possible artists who only expect to make the jump, as they did thanks to their first album “Bathroom Maria” and the aforementioned Tiny Desk.