Mia Escobedo
Staff Writer
Pitbull stuns his audience showcasing his talent and devotion throughout his concert.
Pitbull gave a 90-minute concert on Sept. 27 at the Hollywood Bowl, presenting a selection of his most well-known songs. Iggy Azalea and DJ Chino were on the schedule; Iggy opened the performance before Pitbull took the stage, while DJ Chino sang throughout Pitbull’s intermissions.
Pitbull’s show was nonetheless enjoyable. He kept upbeat and prompted the crowd to emphasize their excitement through shouts throughout his excellent intro. His performance that night featured an overall wonderful lineup.
The lights throughout the show brilliantly turned off and soon began flashing with multiple colors before he began to draw attention from the audience. He expressed his gratitude to the audience after singing one of his well-known songs, “Who Come to Party?” He portrayed an immense amount of humility and love for his audience and fans after performing this astonishing piece.
Pitbull’s created an excited crowd through his constant communication and exciting repertoire. The audience jumped and sang with him throughout the entire night.
He also interacted with the audience by taking a moment to explain the meaning of inspiration from several songs. Through telling the story behind his songs, he revealed a new perspective of his artistic talent.
Dj Chino would perform during the breaks when he went off stage, playing several songs in Spanish and house music to boost the crowds energy. Dj Chino and Iggy Azalea were both a part of the lineup. Iggy performs “Fancy” and “Problem” at the beginning of the show, playing her two biggest hits driving the crowd wild.
During the catchy “I Know You Want Me” song sang by Calle Ocho and Pitbull, bursts of turquoise and blue lightened the stage, and a male break dancer went in the center stage to perform some flips and cartwheels as Pitbull took a breather. These actions boosted the entire crowd’s adrenaline.
The display of the entire performance was mind-boggling due to the creative representation of each song. For example, the fireworks were extremely well-organized displaying a burst of color for several of his songs.
Pitbull departs the stage at the closing of each song to take a break and to allow the dancers to change into new costumes. Throughout the show he utilizes short breaks to keep the audience excited and wanting for more as well as showing the importance of keeping himself healthy, so he can continue performing for the remainder of the show.
Leading up to his last performance, he touches his audience by expressing his gratitude for them again and gives credit to all the people including his family that have helped him with every song he performed that night.
Pitbull performed for approximately 90 minutes in the Hollywood Bowl on Sept. 27.
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