Madonna lands once again in Brazil for a series of shows. The singer arrived in Rio de Janeiro this Friday morning (30) and went straight to the Fasano hotel, in Ipanema, where she is staying.
Madonna came to the country accompanied by her boyfriend, Brahim Zaibat, and her four children. Information shows that 44 hotel rooms were reserved for her. The singer performs in the city on 2/12 and then heads to São Paulo, with shows on the 4th and 5th, and ends her visit to the country in Porto Alegre, on 9/12.
If you're not yet excited to check out the singer's performances, we'll let you know what the shows will be like. MDNA is the pop star's ninth world tour. At 54 years old and with a 30-year career, Madonna said that in this show she would like to say things that have been hidden for a long time and that were left out of her last tour.
This time, the singer invests less in stage elements and more in herself, in the choir that accompanies her and in the dancers, who are great, by the way. The main attention on the stage is focused on the LED screen and the structures, also made of LEDs, that rise and fall throughout the show, creating a powerful visual effect.
The performance starts strong with "Girl Gone Wild" and continues into a heavier block, where Madonna sings "Gang Bang" amidst a cheap motel setting.
The second block is more lively, with the singer dressed as a cheerleader to the sound of "Give Me All Your Luvin". It is at this moment that Madonna makes the controversial mix of "Express Yourself" and "Born This Way" which, according to her, was a tribute/plagiarism of her song made by Lady GaGa. To top it off, she sings "She's Not Me". Pay attention to the little monsters that appear on the screen, would they be little monsters?
But it is in the great classics of his career or in more upbeat recent songs that the public gets excited. Highlights include "Turn Up The Radio" with Madonna playing the guitar, "Vogue" with everything she deserves and "Like a Virgin" in voice and guitar version, when the singer strips down to lingerie and is disheveled on stage.
To end in an apotheotic mood, there is also "Like a Prayer", when the singer and her troupe embody a gospel choir and "Celebration", when the show turns into a big party, before the cutie says goodbye. Below you can see some videos from the tour.
