Photos | Brother Ali rocks Coachella under the palm trees
Brother Ali performing on stage with the beautiful blue sky and palm trees as the perfect backdrop during Coachella 2007 on Friday. The crowd was captivated by his entertaining performance and the music filling the outdoor venue.
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