The singer Beyoncé began on Monday her stadium tour “Cowboy Carter”, in which she reviewed “Texas Hold ‘Em” and other hits of “country” inspiration, in addition, she shared the stage with her two daughters.
Beyoncé opened the spectacle of almost three hours at the Sofi stadium, near Los Angeles, with “Ameriican Requiem”, wearing a completely white cowgirl suit with long fringes in the sleeves, while dancers dressed in red acted around them.
For his version of Dolly Parton “Jolene” classic, Beyoncé sat in an illuminated horseshoe that floated the public. For “Tyrant” he rode in a golden mechanical bull and for “16 Carriages” flew through the air in a red car with an American flag in his hand.
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Blue Ivy Carter, the 13 -year -old daughter of the artist, joined the dancers in several songs, such as “already” and “America has a problem”. He was paved on a long catwalk to lead the “Deja Vu” dance and stirred his hair when turning to return.
Rumi Carter, seven years old, appeared on stage while Beyoncé interpreted the “protector” Nana. He stirred both hands towards the public and turned to hug his mother.
“Cowboy Carter” earned Beyoncé his first Grammy to the album of the year in February. Experts and fans considered it a claim and tribute to a forgotten legacy of American blacks within “country” music and culture.
“I want to thank all those who have preceded me and have allowed me to be in this scenario today,” said the singer at Monday’s concert. “I want to thank you, my fans, for allowing me to make this album. Thank you for giving me the creative freedom to challenge myself.”
Beyoncé also interpreted successes such as “Formation”, “Cuff It” and “Crazy in Love” of previous albums.
The tour, called “Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin ‘Circuit Tour”, will last until July in the United States and Europe.
Many fans pointed to the cowgirl theme, wearing west hats, jeans and jeans with rhinestones. Beyoncé thanked the public before ending the song “Amen.”
“I feel so overwhelmed,” Beyoncé said.
With Reuters information
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