With just over a month to go before Madonna's shows in Brazil, which take place in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, two releases are attracting attention. In addition to 'Inocência Perdida', an unauthorized documentary that comes out for the first time on DVD. The controversial biography 'Life with my sister Madonna' will also arrive in the country this month.
Written by the singer's brother, Christopher Ciccone, the biography comments in some sections on Madonna's egocentrism. Ciccone lived with her sister in New York at the beginning of her career.
Also starting this month, the 'Madonna Collection' will be on sale, a box with 4 of the main films in which the diva acted. The release brings, in addition to 'In bed with Madonna', 'Seeking Suzan Desperately' and 'Body in evidence', the unauthorized biography of the singer, 'Inocência Perdida'.
'Inocence Lost' is a documentary that portrays Madonna's personal life and the obstacles she faced before becoming a star. The box costs R$49,90 and can be found in stores across the country. The films can also be purchased separately and, with the exception of 'Inocência' which will be available for R$24,90, they all cost R$12 each.
