Those who were already fans went crazy, and those who weren't are now loving the Spanish diva: there was a little (or a lot) of everything, from performance to affectionate lines in Portuguese. In Brazil for the first time, Rosalía presented the Motomami Tour to 8 thousand people at Espaço Unimed, in São Paulo, on Monday night (22).
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The artist's passage was marked by creativity and nods to Brazilian culture. In addition to making the square, Is it over there used more than once the “abafa” meme, drawing laughter from the audience, also vibrated when the singer sambad on stage. “Thank you for giving me so much love”, she thanked her, promeand will return to Brazil soon “God willing”.
Brazilian music
The show also featured songs from the singer of Brazilian songs, such as You will see, by Tom Jobim, which surprised fans. She also declared herself to another MPB icon. “I love Elis Regina. I love. It's an inspiration for me. I remember 'Águas de Março', in Barcelona. I sang. It’s my favorite song”, declared the singer, citing the song by Antônio Carlos Jobim that was immortalized in Elis’ voice. The thousands of internet users who already insisted on the fact that the singer was Latin and not Spanish became even more convinced after this! Who also shined like never before was your Brazilian dancer Eddy Soares, which was applauded several times by the audience.
The presentation of the Motomami album at the former Espaço das Américas opened with the Saoko track. From this moment on, the fans went crazy and started singing so loudly that, at some points during the performance, the singer's voice was suffocated. On social media, many of them declared that this “was the best show of my life”.
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To further delight the Brazilian public, the pop diva even posted a photo in her Instagram stories with two trays of cheese bread on her lap before the show. The image was shared tirelessly!
Several artists and famous Brazilians went to the presentation to honor Rosalía, including the singers duda beat, Liniker, Pablo Vittar and Glória Groove.
“It was the best show of my life”, said a fan who came from Minas Gerais to watch the singer. Her friend, Carlos Vasconcelos, traveled from Rio Grande do Norte for the first time to São Paulo to check out the artist's show, which, in his opinion, became very popular in Brazil “with the meme parade”. He was delighted with the motomami experience and the city: “I'm sad that I'll have to leave. Yesterday (21) I went to her hotel, but I couldn’t see her to take a photo,” he says.
José, an engineer born in the Spanish city of Andalucía, has lived in São Paulo for around two years. “It was very different from the performances I had seen from her in Spain”, he says. “I think she created a cinematic experience with these screens, the close-up filming. I think this burdens the experience of those who are seeing her up close on stage, because the camera is sometimes in front of her. They are different things”, reflected São Paulo tourism expert, Pamela Camarano, after the show.
The helmet tour
Rosalía produced a super audiovisual production and the fans also invested in going in character and enjoying the complete experience. Basic look? Nothing motomami on your part. But the helmet generated controversy: the show's organizers prevented fans from entering with the accessory for safety reasons. There was reaction on the networks.
Moments before the show, several tweets expressed the desire of fans to go to the event with a look, and many wanted to wear real safety helmets. The singer's production team then made a list of prohibited objects, including the helmet. And soon memes appeared.
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United by repentance
After the show there were also several comments from fans on social media, celebrities and people regretting not going.
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