“Cowboy Carter Tour”, Beyoncé’s tenth toured on Monday, April 28 at Inglewood, California, with two very special guests.
The American singer was accompanied on the stage of the Sofi Stadium of her two daughters, Blue Ivy and Rumi.
The little ones, 13 and seven years old, joined their mother to dance Protective and star in one of the most tender moments of the concert.
For Rumi, it was his first time in a concert of his mother and hence the enormous emotion he showed by greeting the attendees.
This was not the first time for Blue Ivy, who joined the show as an expert dancer and showed that he inherited the artistic skills of his famous parents, Beyoncé and Jay Z.
Protective It was just one of the songs that danced next to the body of dancers of the tour. The young woman also joined her mother to dance AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM and LET VU.
Blue Ivy already has a great artistic experience. The first time we saw her was in the video clip of the song Brown Skin Girl with which Beyoncé won a Grammy Award for Best Musical Video in 2021. D
years later he joined his mother in Paris to be part of his Renaissance Tour And in December 2024, At the NFL Christmas concert, he sang next to her Texas Hold ‘Em.
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Armed with a powerful dancers arsenal, showing his love for his homeland and accompanied at all times of his daughter Blue Ivy, Beyoncé He started his “Cowboy Carter” tour.
The Tour will allow the singer to travel several US states before jumping to the United Kingdom and France, the only international events of this show that has faced difficulties in the sale of tickets.
With almost three hours of show that began with an hour of delay, Beyoncé promised a show with which she started dressed in white, with a suit identical to the one who wore in her successful show she offered in the Christmas special of the NFL match that was televised in Netflix.
It was no coincidence that at the beginning of the concert he launched the US anthem, since the calls to the freedom of his country took a relevant role in the ‘show’ narrative with the extolling of the black roots of country music.
“You never ask permission for something that has always belonged to you,” said a label on the screen behind his back as he began to sound ‘Freedom’, the anthem that promoted the career of the former American vice president Kamala Harris for the power of the White House in the last elections.
