Dozens of pop and rock artists hit the stage for the second weekend of the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California on Friday.

Becky G was among the high-profile performers to warm up the stage for headliners Bad Bunny and Gorillaz.

The Inglewood, California native made her grand entrance in a revealing pink look consisting of a bikini top and baggy cargo pants that she left unbuttoned.

The outfit was similar to the blue sparkling outfit she wore during weekend one of the festival, which was attended by supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio and reality TV star Alessandra Ambrosio.

Becky, 26, paired her sparkling outfit with a pink cowboy hat that didn’t last long as she delivered top-notch choreography on stage.

The six-time Latin Grammy Award nominated singer opened her show with the reggae-flavored Mayores, which got people movin’ to the groovin’.

Commanding the stage, Becky (born Rebbeca Marie Gomez) followed up with Fulanito, Cuando te besé, and People, as part of her 10-song set that came complete with backup dancers and her band.

The singer later transitioned into a sparkling pink dress during her afternoon set, which would also include Natti Natasha.

Becky would wind down all the high-octane energy with a rendition of her hit song Shower.

Afterwards she took to her Instagram page and posted a series of snaps from the show, along with a message to all the fans.

‘Mi gente,’ she began, which translates to ‘my people’. There are no words,’ she wrote before sharing, ‘Agradecida y bendecida,’ which means ‘grateful and blessed.’

‘It’ll take me a minute to process all that was these last two weekends. But for now, just… THANK YOU.’

The multi-platinum singer, songwriter, actress and activist will be honored the following day, on Saturday, with a key to the city on April 22, according to NBC.

 Fans are encouraged to come out to the ceremony, which is set for 1 p.m. at the Coachella Library located on Seventh Street.

City officials, including Mayor Steven Hernandez, will be on hand to pay tribute to the pop star during the festivities.

‘So many young women in our community can relate to the notion of overcoming adversity at a young age,’ Mayor Hernandez said in a statement. ‘A granddaughter to immigrants from Jalisco, Mexico and daughter to parents who struggled financially to support the family, Becky G began working part-time jobs at a young age and propelled forward despite all odds to make her dream in the music industry a reality. She is proof that hard, honest work prevails.’

Singer and songwriter Yungblud would also deliver an afternoon set in front of the Coachella crowd.

The Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England native (born Dominic Richard Harrison), 25, was the picture of rocker-cool in an all-black ensemble, comprising of shorts with a cropped t-shirt over a sheer long-sleeve top and pink and black socks with matching leather shoes.

For an added touch of style he also donned studded belt and wristbands made famous by the first-wave of punk in the 1970s.

Yungblud and his band busted out with The Funeral, off of his latest self-titled studio album that dropped this past September.

He would go on to play seven more tracks including Tissues, Parents and Sex Not Violence before closing his show with Loner.