ϟϟ Coachella ϟϟ

1. Tribal Hoodie Blouse       2. Festival Fringe Vest            3. Nativa Tunic

17 days for Coachella! I remember the first and only time I went there, with my good friend Maide in 2006. We flew from PR to LA, then we rented a car and drove about 2 more hours to Indio Valley, CA. We arrived the 1st day of the festival and we where already exhausted. We did the camping thing to see Depeche Mode, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Daft Punk, Madonna, Sigur Ros, Ladytron, Massive Attack and a whole lot more great bands. I only wish we knew who Devendra Banhart & Eagles of Death Metal where at that musical time in our lives because they where in that lineup as well. I'm writing this and I wish they did lineups now as good as the old ones! We went for the whole 3 days. We felt we could have skipped the last day. We where extremely tired and we left in the middle of the last day  to catch our flight back to PR. 

I think Coachella is something you need to do before you die and not to go straight from a plane. Just make sure you go with a good friend like Maide that is up for anything and knows how to party hard without turning you into her babysitter. It's also a good excuse to get a new outfit and dress however you want! Feathers, glitter, body paint, wigs, flowers, wear whatever you want but FLIP FLOPS! They break very easily. I always see a missing flip flop and I just feel sorry that there's someone hanging out with just one shoe and that sucks! Talking about Flip Flops and festivals, check out this funny video!

If you're still looking for the perfect attire, check out the Mexican Festival Fringe Leather Vest.I think this babe will rock the hell out of you. Make sure you don't miss Cafe Tacuba! Those guys give an awesome show!!! They're full of adrenaline and good music. We're also dying to listen to the new Yeah Yeah Yeahs album so if you're going, please update us with their performance and new songs, we'll highly appreciate it ;)

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