Fans get fooled by Madonna's stunt double during “Celebration Tour” rehearsal

During Madonna's rehearsal this Friday (3), on Copacabana beach, in Rio de Janeiro, the appearance of the artist's double on stage caused confusion among spectators, who for a moment believed they were in front of the singer herself. The absence of the mask that characterized Madonna the day before was the detail that revealed the replacement.

Animation and entertainment with Pabllo Vittar

Despite the initial surprise, the presence of singer Pabllo Vittar added a new element of entertainment to the event and the audience began to sing and dance to some hits and hits such as “Holliday”.

^{Pablo Vittar rehearsing on the stage where Madonna performs this Saturday (4) (Photo: reproduction/Dilson Silva/Ag News)}

The fans, although momentarily confused, quickly surrendered to the festive atmosphere provided by the songs from the “Celebration Tour” and the special participation of the Brazilian artist.

Anticipation for the big show

As preparations for the show continue, the surroundings of Copacabana Palace witness growing anticipation among fans. Some have already come forward to characterize themselves as Madonna, fueling the atmosphere of anticipation for the long-awaited show that promises to mark the singer's trajectory, becoming the biggest show of her entire career.

Singer's career

^{The singer during her Celebration Tour in Mexico/ Reproduction: Instagram/@madonna}

Born in Bay City, Michigan in 1958, Madonna Louise Ciccone moved to New York in the 1970s, where she began her artistic journey. She released her self-titled debut album in 1983, which included hits like “Holiday” and “Borderline.”

In addition to her impact on music and fashion, Madonna was a figure of controversy and debate, often challenging social norms and taboos. Whether addressing issues of sexuality, religion or politics, his lyrics and performances provoked passionate reactions from fans and, at times, criticism.

In the 1990s, Madonna continued to expand her influence, both in music and film. She released albums such as “Ray of Light” (1998), which showed a more mature and reflective Madonna, exploring spiritual themes and personal experiences.

Madonna expanded her influence to cinema, starring in films such as “Desperately Seeking Susan” (1985) and “Evita” (1996), the latter earning her a Golden Globe for “Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical”.

Over the following decades, Madonna continued to release successful albums and become involved in social and political causes, including LGBTQIA+ rights, HIV/AIDS and female empowerment.

Featured photo: Singer Madonna during the Celebration Tour in Brooklyn (Reproduction: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Embed)