Beyoncé ends the “Renaissance World Tour” without visiting Brazil

After “On The Run Part I” (2014), “Formation” (2016) and “On The Run Part II” (2018), now it is the turn of Beyoncé’s “Renaissance World Tour” to not include Brazil. Expectations were high this time, as influential sources in the music scene took the singer's arrival in the country for granted. However, it was Beyoncé's own words that put an end to those expectations. She announced the end of the “Renaissance World Tour” through a post on her Instagram stories with the following words:

“Virgo season is upon us. This tour has been such a joy and as we approach the final month, my birthday request is that everyone celebrates with us by wearing their most fabulous pieces of silver clothing at the shows taking place between August 23rd and September 22nd.

Now, every night, we will transform into a sparkling human disco ball, reflecting each other's joy. Virgo season will be united in the House of Chrome. See you there! With love, B”.

About the “Renaissance” tour

The “Renaissance World Tour”, which remained restricted to Europe and North America, covers almost exclusively the singer’s latest studio album, “Renaissance”, released in 2022, in addition to including great classics such as “Crazy In Love” , from 2003. The shows are around 3 hours long and have more than 30 songs played live.

About Beyoncé

According to Deezer, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter was born on September 4, 1981, in Houston, Texas, United States, into a family of artists. She began singing at the age of seven, when she shined in a talent show performing the song “Imagine”, by John Lennon.

In 1990, he entered Parker Elementary School, where he joined the choir and met LaTavia Luckett and LeToya Roberson, with whom he formed the group Destiny's Child in 1995. In 1996, the group released their first song, “No, No No ”, which reached number three on the Billboard Hot 100.

In 2006, the group officially ended its activities, and Beyoncé began to focus on her solo career, which had officially started in 2003 with the album “Dangerously In Love” and the hit “Crazy in Love”, in collaboration with her future husband, Jay-Z.

In 2006, he also released the album “B'Day”, which included hits such as “Déjà Vu”, “Irreplaceable” and “Beautiful Liar”, the latter in partnership with singer Shakira.

“I Am… Sasha Fierce”, her third studio album released in 2008, is a double album, with “I Am…” and “Sasha Fierce”, based on the singer's alter ego. The biggest hits from this double album are “Halo” and “If I Were a Boy”.

Then came the albums “4” from 2011 (this in reference to the singer’s fourth studio album), “Beyoncé”, from 2013, “Lemonade”, from 2016 and, finally, “Renaissance”, from 2022.

In addition to her solo studio work, Beyoncé also released a collaborative album with rapper Jay-Z in 2018, titled “Everything Is Love,” and an album for the soundtrack to the remake of “The Lion King” in 2019, titled ” The Lion King.”

The singer is one of the most awarded at the Grammys, with 88 nominations and 32 awards won.

In addition to being a singer, Beyoncé is also an actress, having acted in films such as “Austin Powers” ​​(2002), “Cadillac Records” (2008), “Dreamgirls” (2006), “The Pink Panther” (2006), “Recording the Temptations” (2003), “Obsessiva” (2009) and “Beyoncé: Life is But a Dream” (2013).

Featured photo: Beyoncé during her “Renaissance World Tour” performance. Reproduction/InStyle