Dua Lipa’s charm and dances cast a spell on Colombia

The height of Bogotá was not an impediment for the British Dua Lipa to enchant Colombia for an hour and a half with her charm, music and dances that animated a loyal crowd on the cold night of this Sunday in the capital.

At Parque Salitre Mágico fans lined up early and an improvised stage was created for the show. People, many of them with colorful paint and makeup, began to fill the spaces set up to enjoy the show.

The concert of the singer of Kosovo Albanian origin began with the presentation of her band on the screens, to which the audience responded with applause and shouts.

Dua Lipa came out and danced and sang to the rhythm of “Physical.” The connection with the public was immediate and with a “welcome” in Spanish he made the attendees jump in the Parque Salitre Mágico.

«New rules» and closeness to the public

When the notes of “New Rules” began to play, the artist jumped onto the catwalk for the first time and hooked the audience with her steps, especially those in the front.

His dancers also stole the show, as happened in “Love Again” when two of them came out on roller skates and danced on stage.

“I love you very much,” the British woman told the audience in very fluent Spanish and then added: “I am very grateful and excited to be here. Thank you for your energy, for your love, for her support.

Another expected moment of the night happened in “Good in Bed”, a song that the artist usually dedicates to one of her fans. On this occasion the chosen one was a girl who held up a sign in which she asked for her dedication and she did so.

emotional closure

When he began to sing “Cold Heart” the images of Elton John were projected on the screens and the public connected with that song, which was one of the most listened to in the world in 2021 and people repeated the chorus with it.

«And I think it’s gonna be a long, long time, ‘Til touchdown brings me ‘round again to find. I’m not the man they think I am at home», cantó Dua Lipa con el público al unísono.

Then, “Levitating” and “Don’t start now” finished putting together a party in which the British singer’s own light shone and illuminated the Bogotá night with her movements.

EFE

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