The Belicolandia Tour makes it to Salem Oregon
October 16, 2024 / / Comments Off on The Belicolandia Tour makes it to Salem Oregon
By Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo
Associate Photo Editor
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- The Belicolandia Tour makes it to Salem Oregon. Three Mexican regional music artists gave their great show to their fans. Image was taken on Friday, Oct 4 at The Pavilion. Radio stations come together like KZZR, KGDD and make these events so fans could come see their favorite music artist who are popular in the moment.
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- Panchito Arredondo opens up the concert with his corridos. Image was taken on Friday, Oct 4 at The Pavilion. Panchito Arredondo is a Mexican singer born in 1955 whose real name is José Pancho Arredondo. He is an icon of the Mexican music genre known as norteño and has made a name for himself with his traditional style. Not only is he known for his singing but also for his songwriting skills.
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- Panchito Arredondo closes down his playing time with his most played song on spotify that is called “300 Locos”. Image was taken on Friday, Oct 4 at The Pavilion. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- Tito Torbellino JR makes his way up to sing all his dad’s successes. Image was taken on Friday, Oct 4 at The Pavilion. Tito Torbellino died at 33 years old in 2014 in Ciudad Obregon Mexico by gun fire at a restaurant. Tito Torbellino JR took over his dad’s career to keep it alive. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- Tito Torbellino Jr makes everyone feel like they’re back in his dad’s era. Image was taken on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Pavilion. Tito Torbellino Jr. plays “No eres tu ahora soy yo” and makes the crowd go crazy. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- Tito Double P intro video starts playing and fans start taking their phones out. Image was taken on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Pavilion. On the third song fans open the vip gate and everyone rushes into VIP hard for security to stop all of them. VIP tickets were $215 and general tickets were $115, VIP buyers got mad. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- Tito Double P had to tell his fans to calm down or the event was getting shut down by state police. Image was taken on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Pavilion. Tito Double P has the type of music that gets people in their feelings especially teen girls and they start pushing to get closer to the speakers and singer. Tito stopped two times to tell everyone on the floor to take three big steps back because people in the front could not get out and people were passing out because of space. Fun fact’ Tito is cousins with Peso Pluma, who is also a big music artist. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- Energies were all over the place from enjoyment and anger. Image was taken on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Pavilion. People purchased vip tickets to enjoy close up experience and space, until all fans broke in. People got upset and fights started to break out where the VIP section was. People did not mind because Tito Double P was performing. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- The last big performer of the night came out: Luis R. Conriquez the king of the corridos belicos. Image was taken on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Pavilion. Fans record the king of corridos belicos and enjoy his amazing performance. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
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- Everyone was waiting to hear Luis R. Conriquez famous saying “trackas”. Image was taken on Friday, Oct. 4 at The Pavilion. The “trackas” saying was made by Luis. He says it after saying a strong message to someone or after he hits someone, “trackas”. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo.
