If this was your first time on the Tecate Pa’l Norte competition and also you weren’t acquainted with the shock stage idea, you most likely freaked out when a tornado-like siren started ringing precisely at 7 p.m. It was no twister. As a substitute, the sound alerted attendees that the primary shock artist of the evening was about to begin performing on the Sorpresa stage.
These artists usually are not beforehand introduced on the lineup, and a complete of two shock acts carry out per day. They’re brief units — artists usually have round 10-Quarter-hour to sing. The primary shock artist on Friday (March 29) was the elusive reggaeton duo Angel y Khriz.
The pair began their set shortly after Belanova had wrapped on the principle stage. The reggetatoneros began off with their huge 2005 hit “Ven Bailalo.” They shortly adopted it with the equally infectious “Na De Na.” After which time was up. They thanked followers and left the stage.
The second act to take the stage, at 8:52 p.m., was newest regional Mexican breakthrough artist Xavi — setting the right vibe for upcoming headliner Peso Pluma. The 19-year-old Mexican-American artist, who kicked off his Poco a Poco Tour in Mexico Metropolis on March 28, carried out a complete of 5 songs, together with “La Víctima” and “Corazón de Piedra.”
The Pa’l Norte competition is happening March 29-31 on the Parque Fundidora in Monterrey, Nuevo León, in Mexico. Headliners for this yr’s version embody Peso Pluma, Blink-182, Maná, Fuerza Regida, Louis Tomlinson and Thirty Seconds to Mars. Kendrick Lamar was set to headline on Friday however canceled his efficiency due to “unseen circumstances because of logistical points,” in accordance with a press release by the competition organizers.
Beneath, see an updating checklist of all of the shock artists who carried out on the Sorpresa stage.
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Angel y Khriz
Date: Friday, March 29
Songs carried out: “Ven Bailalo” and “Na De Na” -
Xavi
Date: Friday, March 29
Songs carried out: “Poco a Poco,” “La Diabla,” “Modo DND,” “Corazón de Piedra” and “La Víctima”
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