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Is there greater communion than a Caupolican theater sold weeks ago and that the San Diego venue did not stop dancing? Yes, an audience that has never released his cell phone to record. Was Bomba Estero a party from the first to the last of its sixteen songs that were played on Wednesday night. And that was always the promise. "We want to invite you to one of the oldest existing rituals, dance," said singer Li Saumet.
In an hour and forty-five minutes of show, Colombians ratified their law in Chile and gave a concert that never lowered the intensity. With a discography already consolidated in the recent collection of Latin American pop songs, Bomba Estéreo hypnotized a complete Caupolican, which has rocked its scales in front of a female audience.
A presentation that culminates in the built section of "Birds" at "Party", song with which the band bids farewell to the scene after fourteen tracks that have no serious sound.
Returning on stage to perform a reminder of two songs, Li Saumet did not hide his happiness. "This is our closest contact with J. Balvin and Maluma," he said maliciously, pointing out that his match in Chile was like a show in an arena, a direct reference to his previous, opening the Arcade Fire show Last year.
After "Fire" and "The Soul and the Body", Bomba Estéreo clarified that her thing was to be two: the band and the audience. And that must be all energy sharing.
Setlist:
1. Intro
2. Caribbean Power
3. That's Nice
4. That's Me
5. Hips
6. A love like that
7. Ayo
8. We are two
9. It hurts
10. Something changes
11. Birds
12 To my love
13. Psychedelic Cumbia
14. Party
Still
15. Fire
16. The Soul and the Body
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