Ludmilla shares behind-the-scenes footage from Coachella

Ludmilla is preparing to debut in Coachella a famous festival that takes place in California, United States, on April 12th, 13th and 14th. The Brazilian singer shared on her social media, behind the scenes footage of her performance at the festival. She will perform on the main stage of the event on the 14th. The festival traditionally has one more weekend, totaling six days of events, that is, the 19th, 20th and 21st of April will be the last weekend of this edition.

The artist's show is scheduled to start at 2:50 pm local time, that is, at 6:50 pm Brasília time and should last 45 minutes. Later, the Coachella Stage which is the main stage of the event, will have performances by YG Marley, Carin León, Bebe Rexha, J Balvin and Doja Cat.

_{Behind the scenes at Coachella (Reproduction/ Instagram/ @ludmilla)}

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Coachella Expectations

Ludmilla who has already performed at Rock In Rio and in the The Town previously in an interview with PodPah about preparations and expectations for Coachella.

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The artist said that the show in the United States will be the first for a large part of the public and revealed that she is scared, as it is a new experience. Despite this, she reinforced that the show will be historic and epic.

Unlike other smaller songs that Ludmilla has done in the United States with a reduced structure, the festival will have a mega structure. Regarding the presentation's repertoire, the artist left open the possibility of singing pagode. She stated that she will “serve Brazilianness” in her show.

In addition to the 14th, Lud will also perform on the 21st.

Coachella Attractions

This year's edition of the North American music festival will feature shows by Lana Del Rey, Peso Pluma, Sabrina Carpenter, Tyler, The Creator, No Doubt, Blur, Jon Batiste, Victoria Monét, among others.

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Following tradition, the event will be broadcast on YouTube and delivered at 8 pm (Brasília time), on the 12th.

Featured photo: Ludmilla (Reproduction/ Getty Images/ Wagner Meier)