The rapper Santa Fe Klan took the main stage of the Coachella Festival, carrying his accordion and opened his presentation singing the song “Caring for the Territory” (which he originally sang as a duet with the group Caliber 50).
“Thank you very much to the entire Coachella band, here raising the name of my Mexico,” said the singer. “Now all hell breaks loose.”
On his stage there were silver letters where his initials were read, and some graffiti drawings were seen on the screens. Their set was made up of rap and cumbia songs, such as “Mi vicio”, “Por la mala soy cabrón”, “Soledad” and “Luna y mar”.
The native of Guanajuato came accompanied by a group of dancers, who wore military pants, and the band and the DJ who accompanies him in all his shows.
“Many thanks to the race that is present, we are going to dance solid cumbia, let the flags dance,” said the artist, who thanked his family and admirers. “To the race of Mexico, I love all the fans very much, without you we would be nothing.”
Among the audience were people with the national flag, and even children who were on their parents’ shoulders. In the final stretch of the show, the musician Nanpa Básico arrived to accompany Santa Fe for the song “I will search you”, a collaboration they released in 2022.
“Thank you very much to the people for the support and love. “I’m going to sing a little song to all the romantic people, to all the lovers,” she said before continuing with “Mar y tierra.”
“I must understand” immediately played, which he dedicated to Leftie, who died in September 2023, and was chanted by everyone present. “Pelotero” was the song with which she ended her presentation.