Video | Beyoncé’s youngest daughter stole the show during her concert

Beyoncé He conquered the stages this Sunday with the beginning of his expected tour Cowboy Carter Tour, But this time he did not do it alone: ​​on a night full of symbolism and emotion, the pop superstar shared the scenery With his two daughters, Blue Ivy and, for the first time, the little Rumi Sump.

The inaugural concert was held in the Sofi Stadium of Inglewood, Californiaand lasted more than three hours, with a repertoire that included more than 35 songs.

Among the most memorable moments of the evening was the interpretation of Protectiveissue in which Beyoncé He appeared accompanied by his daughters. While Blue IVY, already usual in the scenerydazzled with her energy as a dancer, Rumi He made his debut in front of thousands of spectators.

Dressed in a golden set and bright boots, Rumi He walked from his mother to the center of the scenerygreeting smiling to the public. The tenderness of the moment reached its maximum point when, in the middle of the song, the little girl hugged Beyoncéstarting an ovation of the public.

At seven years, Rumi It had so far been a very sheltered figure by its famous parents. Unlike Blue Ivy – who has accompanied his mother in multiple tours and video clips – the twins Rumi and serve have appeared in public on rare occasions. Therefore, its appearance at the start of the tour He surprised and excited the attendees.

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• Blue IVY, 13, demonstrated his charisma and security in the sceneryparticipating in choreographies Next to the dance body on issues such as Vu and America has to problems. His experience was noticed in each movement, but also in the affective gestures he had towards his younger sister, guiding and taking care of her during the shared time.

• He Cowboy Carter Tour marks a new artistic stage for Beyoncéwho returns to the stage after the global success of his Renaissance World Tour. However, beyond the musical deployment, this tour It also promises to be an intimate and familiar celebration, where the artistic legacy of the Carter begins to move on to a new generation.