Madonna coming to Brazil!

[waffletaco]

*note, the press release came out a few weeks ago, but it slipped me by, and i didn't see a post about it*

JUST ANNOUNCED: @Madonna announces the final stop of "The Celebration Tour" with a free show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on May 4th at Copacabana Beach, making it her biggest show ever! For more info visit: https://t.co/W5uMDFINaM pic.twitter.

Comments

[richyrich909]

Can someone educate me? Why is it such a big deal when artists go to Brazil? Is it a political thing? A numbers game? I just wanna genuinely know.

[hellcatshalala]

we are some of the biggest music lovers. watching a concert here is a communal experience, we sing with our whole hearts and the artists leave mesmerized.

[anterrabre]

NGL, you make Brazilian events sound amazing, lol.

[ginainabottle]

they are, the energy of brazilian crowds is an experience of its own <3

[maryjanewatson]

south america in general is known for having the best crowds, but until the mid 80s artists just didn't come here at all. it's why rock in rio was such a big deal.

[waffletaco]

South American audiences tend to be, as the kids say, lit.

While your coachella crowds will hold their phones up for the 'Gram, everytime i've seen any footage of a concert in South America, the crowds turn it up to 11.

Daft Punk in Buenos Aires in 2006

Beyonce in Sao Paulo in 2013