UPROXX and Mountain Dew introduced the Baja Blast Summer time Sequence to a detailed final weekend with a Los Angeles cease headlined by “vaquero reggaetonera” De La Rose (that interprets to “reggaeton cowgirl” for you non-Spanish audio system). The reggaeton princess hit Los Angeles’ Mica Studios with an intimate efficiency that had the LA crowd turning up — we’re nonetheless sore from all of the dancing — with DJ units woven earlier than and after her set, retaining the vibes uplifted and energetic. It was an ideal, albeit bittersweet since its over, near the summer season.
Just like the Chicago date, early followers have been handled to an unique Baja Blast x Half Evil collab made particularly for the LA date, and a menu of Baja Blast-infused cocktails that paired completely with the new summer season night time and perreo beats.
Earlier than the present, we chopped it up with De La Rose concerning the inspiration behind her “vaquero reggaetonera” aesthetic and her newest album, Mi Carpe Diem, her love of collaboration, how she would describe the vibe of Baja Blast, and the place she stands on the old fashioned vs new faculty reggaeton debate.
She additionally allow us to in on what fuels to maintain making her artwork.
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