BINI’s second weekend performance at Coachella was met with an outpouring of support not only from fans worldwide but also from fellow Kapamilya stars and ABS-CBN executives, underscoring a powerful moment of unity for Filipino talent on the global stage.
The Nation’s Girl Group returned to the Mojave tent with a 10-song setlist featuring fan-favorite hits such as “Pantropiko,” “Karera,” and “Salamin, Salamin,” among others. The venue was noticeably more packed during their second weekend performance, with even more fans waving Philippine flaglets and showing support for the group’s return.
As BINI proudly represented the Philippines once again, they were met with strong backing from ABS-CBN President and CEO Carlo Katigbak, who was seen standing near the barricade to personally watch the group’s live performance in Indio, California.
In a post on X, AC Bonifacio shared a snapshot alongside the ABS-CBN executive, joined by Piolo Pascual, Darren Espanto, Maja Salvador, Alexa Ilacad, Rambo Nuñez, and Kyle Echarri, capturing the strong presence of Filipino entertainment personalities supporting BINI on-site.
In another photo shared by MJ Felipe of ABS-CBN News, BINI posed with Kapamilya stars, including Anne Curtis, together with the President-CEO, highlighting a rare and meaningful gathering of artists and executives celebrating the group’s milestone moment.
Many also took to social media to share their pride and reactions, expressing admiration for BINI as they carried Filipino talent and identity onto one of the world’s biggest music festival stages.
Audiences highlighted how BINI incorporated the colors of the Philippine flag—red, blue, yellow, and white—throughout their visuals, further reinforcing the spirit of national pride.
Their opening outfits, designed in red and blue, also emphasized their continued intention to carry the Philippines in every aspect.
One of the most talked-about moments also came at the end of their set, when BINI used the Philippine flag as the backdrop during their “Pantropiko,” closing act, with the massive LED screen illuminating the flag behind them as they bowed in gratitude.
The image quickly went viral online, becoming symbolic of both their journey and their growing global presence. Fans inside the venue erupted in celebration, noting the emotional weight of seeing the Philippine flag displayed so prominently on an international stage.