At Mershon Auditorium in Columbus, Ohio, fans gathered to watch the vibrant Becky G deliver a beautiful display of unity through her singing.

The experience began outside with food trucks and music for those in line at Mershon Auditorium on the Ohio State University campus. Next up a fun set from Freddy Quintana aka Awsumo. He is Becky Gis a cousin and DJ who is an integral part of her live shows. They had been performing together since they were young, so he knew what needed to happen to get people excited about the evening. He had people dancing in the aisles of this sit-down venue to mixes of contemporary and authentic classics from US and Mexican hits. We’re talking about Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” to “Tragos Amargos” by Ramon Ayala and Sus Bravos Del Norte. It was a birthday show for him and he brought the beats for the party. He wasn’t the only one making connections through culture and heritage on stage.

Becky G’s silhouette appeared on stage with her backup dancers through the shadows of the stage, which was set up like a modern, western city block. Her energy was joyful and her three-piece black mesh outfit sparkled under the red stage lights. Fans couldn’t help but smile as they saw her captivating the audience with a powerful and clear voice. Everyone was ready to immerse themselves in an evening of music, but it wasn’t just a concert; It was a shared celebration of culture, music, identity and the power of connection.

Throughout the concert, Becky G made it a point to connect with her fans. Between songs, she shared stories about her upbringing and the difficulties she faced in the industry. Her honesty resonated with fans, who appreciated her authenticity and how she celebrated her roots as a Latina artist. She is an artist who truly values ​​her heritage and the importance of community.

She is an artist who truly values ​​her heritage and the importance of community and authenticity. Especially in an industry that is often dominated by superficiality and stupidity. Becky G from Englewood, California made a big impression last year Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, but she had been working long before that YouTubeVideos of cover songs since she was 11 years old. She has appeared in television series and was the Yellow Power Ranger in 2017. In 2013, she released singles and EPs, including a cover of JLo’s “Jenny from the Block” where she replaced Jenny with Becky. Her real commercial success came when she began releasing her studio recordings in Spanish.

A particularly poignant moment came when Becky G took a moment to speak to the audience about her journey and the importance of authenticity in her music. Her heartfelt words resonated deeply, reminding everyone that her success is based on resilience and passion. Their performance was a tribute to their artistry and shared culture, reminding them of their own journey and the importance of embracing one’s identity.

In Columbus, Becky worked her way through her discography, including fan favorites like “Mayores” and “Sin Pijama.” Each song was accompanied by vivid visuals and choreography that enhanced the performance. Her backup dancers were dynamic and added a layer of excitement that complemented Becky’s own energetic moves. The production was carefully crafted and created an immersive atmosphere that drew everyone into her world – perfect for her Casa Gomez: Another chapter tour.

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