Photos | Rocking the Crowd at Coachella
Jemimah Rodrigues electrifies the audience on stage at Coachella with an epic performance. The crowd is all lit up, with their hats and accessories adding to the urban vibe of the night.
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a crowd of people at a concert with a man on stageChronologically Adjacent
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lighting instrument rodrigues urban activities band device musician weekend coachella jemimah rodrigues accessories performer performance night glasses crowd musical club concert music party microphone electrical life rock concert stage leisure hat art performing arts festival group performance fun jemimah
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1.33
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16mm
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1/13s
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Canon
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2013-04-14T22:37:12.740000-07:00
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