Oh, we love weddings! Especially now that trends have been created to have fun and celebrate love in a very peculiar way. Dear readers, surely you who are regulars on social networks have noticed that for months the modality of modifying the entrance music of the brides has been adopted and, frankly, there are some that are very original.
Such is the case of a young woman who hired a violinist for her entrance, but instead of playing the wedding march, the bride asked the musician to play callaitaa hit of the reggaeton player Bad Bunny.
It was because the violinist, Sebastián Gabriel, shared on his Instagram account the video that captured the work he did for this bride who wanted to surprise her husband, family and friends present with that piece of music that framed her entrance.
In this clip we see all the guests standing, ready to receive the bride. In one of the corners is Sebastián with his instrument, who, with a brief mixture of a more traditional melody, began to play the hit of the “bad rabbit”, which caused emotion and surprise to all.
Of course, this video did not take long to get reactions from users, who have mostly shown how much they liked the mix. There are even those who have already made their request for the big day.
You are the best, thank you for making my best friend’s wedding wonderful…beautiful…so yes…for my wedding I want ‘Moscow Mule’.
It looks like a wedding pic.twitter.com/zVsS9yB0W3
— no one (@BlanVane) February 8, 2023
It is worth mentioning that Sebastián has gone viral due to his great talent for mixing any genre, innovating at bridal entrances or just before any ceremony. In fact, he also experimented with the recent success of Shakira and Bizarrap, Music Sessions #53.
Source: Okchicas
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