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Ending the month of February and what a surprise gave us today the favorite genre of many electronics with the largest festival of this genre in Mexico that is back after a 2-year pandemic break remembering that in 2020 it was the last festival to be held in this country.


The surprises were not lacking on February 24, 25 and 26


Starting with the right foot on the 24th we had great dj's like Mariana No, uzelito mix, Alok, Martin Garrix and who was undoubtedly the best part of this event the acclaimed Bizarrap demonstrating that at 24 years of age he is a great producer and of course a great dj.


Talking more about the genre especially this nation of disco music in 1980 and from there emerged all the branches that we now know such as edm, techno, dubstep, trap, hard style, trance, house among others


Despite the already existing subgenres, most DJs have their unique style as in the case of Salvatore Ganacci and are famous for the question, what's up with Salvatore Ganacci? Since it is never sure that he will play on his set but what is sure is a clear laugh since he loves to do everything on stage such as lying on the set, doing pull-ups on a bar or as was the case with the Tomorrowland of 2019 that decided to start his set in the middle of the audience and the rain literally. But saves strange has not been the only one to do something completely unexpected since in 2019 the artist Timmy trumpet surprised everyone by inviting a complete surprise to his set since I'm talking about the artist Russo Vitas (a whole character) singing his iconic song The 7th Element.


Speaking of Tomorrowland, we can't forget the 2018 edition which seemed to be completely dedicated to the Swedish DJ Avicii since unfortunately he had passed away that year. Most of the artists if not all paid homage to their name on their sets, that year many tears were shed at the festivals of the world.








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