The Colombian artist will perform on Sunday at 8:55 PM (Central Mexico time) on the main stage, the Coachella Stage. Her presence as a headliner confirms the positioning of urban Latin music as one of the dominant forces in global music, while also cementing her status as one of the most influential figures of the moment. Rising Mexican talent The Mexican scene will also be represented at the festival with proposals that fuse contemporary genres. The duo Cachirula and Loojan will perform on Friday from 7:25 PM to 8:05 PM (Mexico time) on the Sonora stage, bringing a proposal that combines Mexican reggaeton with electronic sounds. In turn, RØZ will take the same stage on Sunday from 5:40 PM to 6:30 PM (Mexico time), consolidating the national presence within one of the spaces most focused on emerging trends. Latin diversity in the lineup The festival also bets on a mix of styles within its Latin offering. In the realm of pop and alternative, the Brazilian Luísa Sonza will perform on Saturday from 4:10 PM to 4:50 PM (Mexico time) on the Gobi stage. Later, the Colombian band Morat will have their participation on Saturday from 9:10 PM to 10:00 PM (Mexico time) on the same stage. As for traditional rhythms, cumbia will be represented by Los Hermanos Flores, from El Salvador, who will perform on Saturday from 2:55 PM to 3:45 PM (Mexico time) on the Outdoor Theatre stage. The inclusion of these artists not only responds to a diversity strategy but also to a reality: Latin music has become a global phenomenon with an impact on audiences from different continents. Coachella, as one of the most influential festivals in the world, serves as a showcase to measure these trends and project the future of the music industry. Karol G heads the lineup One of the most relevant moments will be the participation of Karol G, who is a headliner for the festival.
