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One of her friends told a local TV station that Rodriguez fell to the bottom of the crowd and struggled to breathe. Rodriguez was with a group of six friends in the VIP section at Astroworld Fest when the crowd of 50,000 suddenly surged toward the stage during rapper Travis ScottвЂ™s performance last week. вЂњEvery time she walked into a room, she would light up the room,вЂќ her friend Ariah Herrera, 16, said, crying. A week later, the Heights High School junior was laid to rest Saturday at a local cemetery. She was exactly three months past her 16th birthday last Friday when she became one of the youngest victims at Astroworld Festival. She loved to dance, make TikTok videos and watch her favorite movie, вЂњToy Story 4.вЂќ De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show LessДescribed as sweet and kind, Brianna Aileen Rodriguez didnвЂ™t take herself too seriously. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 15 of15ДЄ funeral hearse carrying the casket of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez exits La Paz Memorial Funeral Home after RodriguezвЂ™s funeral, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 14 of15ДЄ person carries a flower arrangement from the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez to a vehicle before heading to the RodriguezвЂ™s final resting place, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 13 of15ДЄ person carries a flower arrangement from the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez to a vehicle before heading to the RodriguezвЂ™s final resting place, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 12 of15ДЄriah Herrera, 16 carries a flower arrangement from the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez to RodriguezвЂ™s final resting place, Saturday, Nov. Mourners exit the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 11 of15 People transfer the casket of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez from La Paz Memorial Funeral Home to a hearse, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 10 of15 De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 9 of15ДЄ person holds a single rose in his hand after loading the funeral flower arrangements of Astroworld victim Brianna RodriguezвЂ™s funeral, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 8 of15ДЄ mourner carries flowers to the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 7 of15ДЄ person carries a flower arrangement from the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez to a vehicle before heading to the RodriguezвЂ™s final resting place, Saturday, Nov.

People exiting the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez wear t-shirts with her photograph for her funeral at La Paz Memorial Funeral Home, Saturday, Nov.

De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 6 of15 De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 5 of15ДЄ mourner carries flowers to the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 4 of15ДЄ person carries a flower arrangement from the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez to a vehicle before heading to the RodriguezвЂ™s final resting place, Saturday, Nov. Family, friends and community members gathered at La Paz Memorial Funeral Home to remember Rodriguez, Saturday, Nov. De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 3 of15ДЄ man wears a t-shirt that reads вЂњI hope youвЂ™re dancing in the skyвЂќ in memory of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez who was known for being a dancer.

De JesГєs, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 2 of15ДЄ group of people exit the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez, a 16-year-old Heights High School student, Saturday, Nov. A person carries a flower arrangement from the funeral of Astroworld victim Brianna Rodriguez to a vehicle before heading to the RodriguezвЂ™s final resting place, Saturday, Nov.