Eurodance explosion with Aqua at the Palacio de los Deportes

The group’s debut Aqua in Mexico City resulted in an explosion of euphoria for all those attending the fourth edition of the festival I love to dancewhich took place last Saturday night in the Palacio de los Deportes, a place where various artists filled thousands of fans with nostalgia and dance for six hours.

Some arrived with fluorescent outfits, others with bright clothing, many women with flower crowns, and the most extravagant ones with series of lights on top, as if they were luminous coats.

“Are you ready for the party? “It’s our first time in the city and we give a full show,” said René Dif, one of Aqua’s vocalists, who thrilled with the performance of hits like “Cartoon Heroes,” “Around the World,” “Roses Are Red,” among others.

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The venue became a huge nightclub that transported the public to the 90s with the participation of iconic stars of the Eurodance movement, who kept the spirits high at the marathon meeting that ended at 2:00 in the morning.

It should be noted that, for the first time, the Copper Dome became the setting for the event and managed to attract more than 16 thousand souls, almost triple the number of attendees than last year; official figure from Ocesa.

But, without a doubt, the climax came with “Barbie Girl”, which made adults, young people and teenagers sing the famous lyrics in one voice.

Lene Nystrøm, lead singer of the group, did not stop interacting with fans, whether with smiles, kisses or a few words while performing songs like “Doctor Jones.”

Previously, several dance anthems were played with artists such as La Bouche, who injected energy with “Be My Lover”, “Sweet Dreams”, among others; while the band No Mercy pleased with their most anticipated songs: “Where Do You Go”, “Please Don’t Go”, to name a few.

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Showers of confetti and giant balls bouncing among the audience were present, but an artist who was a trigger for the enthusiasm was El Azteca, a performer who moved to the rhythm of the song “Dance with the Devil,” while maneuvering items with fire and pyrotechnics. .

The Italian singer Ingrid Alberini, known as In-Grid, also continued this festive atmosphere with her songs “Tu Es Foutu”, “Mama Mia”, and even brought some people onto the stage to dance tango.

The German group 2 Eivissa completed this event with its repertoire that included the rhythm of “Oh La La La”, “I Wanna Be Your Toy”, among others, in this festival led by Luisa Carrandi and Fer Martínez, in which they were also Present were Technotronic, The Outhere Brothers, Le Click and other artists such as DJ Gustavo MX, who wowed everyone with his set.

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