Photos | Crowd goes wild for Yolandi Visser's Coachella performance
Yolandi Visser takes the stage with a shirtless man and another musician, captivating the crowd with her musical talents at Coachella 2010.
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string group activities urban singing leisure music baby stage microphone solo performing arts musician entertainer saturday guitarist performance bag art coachella performer accessories musical instrument recreation handbag band yolandi visser lighting device part guitar rock concert concert crowd singer dancing electrical
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