The world’s largest discotheque, the “pharaonic” PolyMarchs, arrived at the Tlahuicole Stadium, where thousands of Tlaxcalans have gathered to enjoy the best of disco and electronic music that has marked generations.
With an intro inspired by Egyptian aesthetics and a show of dancers, the mood was raised with the first chords of the unforgettable “Murder on the dance floor” by Sophie Ellis Bextor.
DJ John Barrera was in charge of starting the first set of the night that included great hits of disco music such as “Be my lover” and “We like the party”, “Satisfaction” and even “El Sonidito”, great anthems of disco music from the nineties and two thousand.
The light and screen show created an unmatched atmosphere that flooded the Tlahuicole stadium, where the attendees let loose with the “forbidden” steps.
The highlight was when the huehues flooded the stage with their colorful traditional carnival costumes from various regions of Tlaxcala and danced a mix of group music and electronic sounds.
PolyMarchs showed off not only their repertoire of hits, but also the cutting-edge technology that characterizes their performances, which made this event an evening that will remain in the memory of those attending.
Source: oem
