Madonna may return to Brazil for free concert in Copacabana

Last Tuesday (05), a piece of news stirred the hearts of the admirers of the Queen of Pop, Madonna. According to exclusive information, reported by Popline, the singer will return to Brazil for a unique show, from the successful tour “The Celebration Tour”, at Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro. The concert is expected to be for the entire public and will take place on May 4th. So far, there has been no confirmation from the singer's press office.

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_{Madonna's latest musical release, in partnership with singers The Weeknd and Playboy Carti (Video: Reproduction/Instagram/@madonna)}

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Madonna at Rock in Rio

Until then, there was great collective expectation that the great pop star would come to Brazil for a performance at Rock in Rio. This year, the festival will celebrate its 40 years of history in music with a diverse headline. Katy Perry, Imagine Dragons and Ne-Yo are some of the attractions confirmed for the event, for now.

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Madonna even participated in commercials for Itaú Bank, the festival's main sponsor, which attracted a lot of attention from the general public. However, according to the source Madonna Online, a different announcement will be made with the confirmation of the singer's show in the country, in partnership with the same sponsor.

Accommodation at Copacabana Palace

Furthermore, the Queen of Pop may have booked her own stay and that of her entire team at the Copacabana Palace, a luxurious hotel located in the south zone of Rio de Janeiro, from May 1st to 6th. According to Popline, although it was not possible to get a definitive answer from the hotel's press office, it was possible to confirm that the dates would be unavailable for other reservations.

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_{Song “Faz Tão Gostoso”, a partnership between Madonna and Anitta (Video: Reproduction/Youtube)}

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The singer, who has already performed a song in partnership with Anitta for the album “Madonna X”, held her first concert in Brazil in 1993, inside the Morumbi stadium, in the capital of São Paulo, bringing together a crowd of approximately 88 thousand people. More than a decade ago, in 2012, she brought a last concert with the tour of the album “MDNA”, passing through São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Porto Alegre.

Now, all that remains is to wait for more information about this great event, which could make the dream of thousands of fans who have never seen Madonna perform live come true.

Featured photo: the Queen of Pop, Madonna may come to Brazil (Reproduction/X/Madonna)

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