“Ai Preto” by L7nnon in collaboration with DJ Biel do Furduncinho e Bianca was the most played hit at Rock in Rio 2022; remember the moments
Anyone who has participated in Rock in Rio 2022 can already imagine which was the most played hit in the two weekends of the festival. By the way, are there kicks out there?
Well, according to information from the Kondzilla website, the song “Ai Preto”, by L7nnon in collaboration with DJ Biel do Furduncinho e Bianca, was highlighted at the event as the one that appeared several times.
Also, given the success of the hit in Brazil, some gringo artists wanted to dedicate a few minutes of their presentations to get in the mood for what is exploding in the country.
Remember the moments of “Ai Preto”, the most played hit at Rock in Rio
Among the singers is Jason Derulo. He, who is a hitmaker and known there on TikTok, threw himself into the hit along with his dancers, making the audience vibrate – a lot. It is also worth mentioning that Jason Derulo and L7n did not take the opportunity to record an unprecedented collaboration in Papatinho’s studio. We are already waiting!
Jason Derulo dances “oh black” pic.twitter.com/yJM7dpZxcW
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Camila Cabello divo
On social media, DJ Biel do Furduncinho confirmed that he was invited by Camila to go up to the Mundo Stage to sing the hit. And, of course, the moment was one of the most anticipated by the public. In addition, L7nnon and Bianca also participated.
L7n not, of course
Finally, there was the moment with the L7nnon show with Papatinho at the Sunset Stage. The audience went crazy!
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