Photos | Lupe Fiasco lights up Coachella Sunday
Entertainer Lupe Fiasco takes the stage amidst the spotlight and electronics, surrounded by a sea of people, for a thrilling performance at Coachella on Sunday.
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sleeve sunday pants lupe spotlight baseball speaker cap stage wristwatch hat entertainer performance hardware coachella_sunday glasses coachella long deejay rekognition_c electronics performer screen light accessories musical monitor instrument recreation lighting guitar concert computer crowd fiasco
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