Arichella is here! Why is Ariana Grande's Coachella performance such a big deal?

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Ariana Grande has not played yet at 2019 Coachellabut she's already writing history at the iconic music festival.

Ariana will be the youngest artist ever to be featured on Coachella when she will appear on stage, most likely in her iconic boots, Sunday night in Indio, California.

"Humiliated and excited like everyone @Coachella," said the 25-year-old girl on Twitter after announcing her intention to do one of the three weeks of the festival. "Thank you."

Although she does not boast humbly of historical performance, her manager Scott Braun was more than happy to do it on his behalf.

"We see ourselves in the [desert]. @arianagrande 4th woman to have ever made the youngest and youngest star in the history of the festival! ", says Braun, proud of his talent, on Instagram." Story congratulates Ari. #coachella. "

Oh yes, it's true: Ari is only the fourth female artist to make the front page of the event, on the emblematic traces of Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Björk.

To sum up: Ariana's performance is a big deal and the desert is ready for Arichella.

Ariana's performance for Coachella comes after a year and a half of ups and downs for the singer the size of a mug, and nearly a year after the release of the first single from her album from 2018, Sweetener.

As the Arianators know, a lot can happen in a year.

A few weeks after the release of "No Tears Left to Cry", the first excerpt from Sweetener, Ariana confirmed her separation from the handsome rapper Mac Miller.

At the end of May, Ari made her new romance with Saturday Night LivePete Davidson Instagram-official, launches what would become a flash romance that would be played in the eyes of the public.

But life finally seems to be softened for the star, who revealed that she was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after the Manchester bombing. Dangerous woman tour in May 2017.

"It's hard to talk because so many people have suffered a loss as serious and huge.But yes, it's a real thing," said to British Vogue Ariana, suffering from anxiety and vertigo. "I know these families and my fans, and everyone there has also experienced a lot."

She continued, "Time is the most important thing, I feel I should not even talk about my own experience – I should not even say anything, I do not think I'll ever know how to talk about it and not cry."

Ariana organized a fundraising concert to raise funds for the We Love Manchester emergency fund, just one week after the devastating day. One Love Manchester has allowed each of the 22 families of victims to earn between $ 324,000 and $ 13 million. The singer then continued her tour in tribute to her latest fans.

Tragedy inspired many of his album's songs Sweetener, that she started working right after she finished Dangerous woman tour abroad.

The music became a version of the therapy for Ariana, who said: "Everyone thought I was crazy when I came home and I wanted to get on the job." I was in the studio the next day I'm a workaholic. "

While Ariana was publishing new music and talking about her experience, her new romance with Davidson flourished for all her fans.

"I have no desire," she wrote on a Davidson photo on her Instagram Story in June, the eve of her 25th birthday. "I have everything I've always wanted hi."

And a month after confirming their relationship, Ariana was engaged to Davidson. Their romance clearly inspired Ari's work, with "R.E.M." was all about their quick relationship and "Pete Davidson" being added as tracks on Sweetener, released in August after months of anticipation and promotion.

Sweetener made his debut at the top of the Billboard 200, placing himself for the third time at the top of the US charts.

"It's so crazy, it's been a crazy race," she said on Aug. 25 at the L.A. Sweetener Sessions. "I do not know what I've done to be so lucky."

But in September, Ariana's world was shaken when Miller, 26, died suddenly from mixed toxicity. Following his tragic death, a source told E! News Ariana was "really devastated".

More than a week after her death, Grande broke her silence by making an emotional tribute to Miller on social media.

"I've loved it since the day I met when I was nineteen and I'll always do it.I can not believe you're not here anymore." I do not really understand what I have to say We've talked about it So many times I'm so angry, I'm so sad that I do not know what to do You were my dearest friend For so long Above all else, "wrote Ariana on Instagram. "I'm so sorry I can not fix or alleviate your pain, I really wanted it, the kindest, sweetest soul with demons I've ever deserved." J & # Hope you're okay now, rest. "

Originally scheduled to attend the Emmys 2018 later this month, the Ari team announced that it was no longer going to the event.

"Given the events of the last two years, Ariana will need a lot of time to heal and recover," said his team in a statement. "She will stay close to home and use this time to spend time with loved ones and work on new music without delay."

Mid-October, Ariana and Davidson separated and canceled their engagement. A source told E! News is the singer who initiated the split.

"She was struggling emotionally and was not in a situation where she should plan a wedding," said a source. "She had to take a step back and just breathe for a minute, she was completely overwhelmed and wants to slow down."

After a year rich in emotions and events, Ariana returned to her "happy place": the recording studio.

Following the split, a source told E! The news that Ariana "wants to put her heart and soul into her music, and being in the studio really helps her cope with her emotions."

And that's exactly what she's done, releasing her most successful album to date.

In February, Ariana released her album Thank you U, Next, his second release in less than a year.

Thank you U, Next, which she describes as "more honest than vulnerable" album, gives Ari her first single n ° 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with the title title, which also beats the record of the number of plays played in one single day by a female Spotify artist.

The song instantly became a new genre of breakup anthem, both reflective and entertaining, promoting self-love and acceptance on pettiness and melodrama.

And then there was the infamous video clip, which paid homage to classic Roma-coms like Medium girls and The revenge of a blonde, and presented cameos of Naughty girls star Jonathan Bennett, a selection of Ari's alumni Victorious co-stars and Kris Jenner, who says sadly, "Thank you, then, b-ch!" in the record video.

If the single itself was a hit, the video was a monster hit, breaking the record for the most-watched music video on YouTube in a 24-hour window. It would be 55.4 million views in one day, thank you very much.

"7 Rings", his single track Thank you U, Next, did even better, staying at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for eight weeks.

She also became the first female artist to replace herself at the top of the British singles standings with the release of the album's third single, "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm bored".

To crown Thank you U, NextIn February, Ari celebrated another milestone in his career by winning his first Grammy, winning the award for best vocal vocal album for Sweetener.

Ironically, it was a bittersweet win, as Ariana, who was supposed to perform during the show, ended up boycotting the biggest night of music after a public disagreement with the Grammy producers on her list.

"F – k," tweeted Grande after learning his Grammy win. "I know I'm not here tonight (trust, I tried and I really wished everything went well) and I know I said I was trying not to put too much weight in these things … but fk … …… it's wild and beautiful.Thank you so much. "

You'd think that after you released two consecutive albums, after winning her first Grammy, and you know, by going through everything that she had lived in her personal life, Ariana would need one. well deserved rest. Well, you'd be wrong: she launched her Sweetener World Tour on March 18th and will be touring until October.

At the time of sending the tour to Albany, New York, Ariana paid tribute to Miller, with many songs from his ex-parade in the background before going on stage.

It was not the first time she had honored Miller since his tragic death; two months after her death, she concealed a tattoo belonging to Davidson with Miller's. (She changed the ink on her foot bearing the inscription "8418", which bore the FDNY badge number of Davidson's father, against a number dedicated to Myron, Miller's dog).

In addition to the obvious reference to the rapper in "Thank u, next", many fans think that the song "Imagine" was also about her ex, with whom she has been out for two years.

Before Ari's head turned back into the desert, there were only three women left to take first place at Coachella.

Bjork was the first to do so in 2007, Lady Gaga following her more than a decade later, when she replaced Beyoncé, who was to postpone her debut at Coachella after announcing her pregnancy.

But Bey, who was the first woman of color to make the party, more than made up for it when she entered the stage in 2018, delivering an iconic performance, which featured Jay Z, her Destiny's Child group members, and Solange, as well as more than 200 dancers and a complete fanfare.

The performance lasted more than two hours and "paid tribute to historically black American colleges and universities."

April 17, Beyoncé's documentary Homecoming: a film by Beyoncé, is about to fall on Netflix, which will give fans an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of the preparation of his interpretation of Coachella.

So what can fans expect from Ari's historic performance?

"Similar but lots of surprises and some songs," she says. replied to the fan on Twitter asking if her performance on Coachella would be similar to her tour, which included emotionally stimulating moments for the singer.

"Thank you for accepting my humanity, it's great emo and hard to sing some of these songs, but you make me smile," she said. wrote to his fans March 26 after his show in Washington, D.C.

Although she has not yet announced what her historic coachella performance would look like, one thing is certain: despite the ups and downs of recent years, Ariana has managed to stand out, "healthier" and more successful than never .

"it feels healthier and more authentic and rewarding no matter the outcome, I prefer this bc, it's real and I feel happy no games" wrote on Twitter. "I love music, I love the staff, I do it with. In recent months I have fallen in love with this work again."