After shows to help RS, Sandy will take a career break: ‘I want to say goodbye’

All funds raised in the two presentations will be donated to help with the tragedy in the south of the country

Sandy announced two shows to help Rio Grande do Sul. The state is in a state of public calamity due to rain and floods. The presentations will be on June 15th and 16th at Espaço Unimed, in São Paulo. Tickets go on sale next Friday, the 10th. After that, she intends to take a break from her career for an indefinite period of time.

“I’m coming here to join these thousands of hearts squeezed with so much sadness with all this devastation in Rio Grande do Sul. I’ve already helped several times, I’ve already made some donations, I’ve also shared many ways to help, but I felt like I I could do more and that I needed to do more. I was about to announce two concert dates, because I wanted to announce that I was going to take a break, a hiatus from the stage, but I wanted to say a better goodbye to my audience, I wanted to be close, I wanted to do more. give my audience a big loud hug and I decided to give new meaning to this moment, so I’m going to donate all the income we earn from ticket sales for the two shows to this cause”, he said Sandy.

The singer explained that she has not yet defined how she will make the donation, buying products or transferring the money. She is still studying to decide which path will be best. “Together we are stronger,” she said.

Find out how to help flood victims in Rio Grande do Sul

The information about the career break took Sandy’s fans by surprise. On Instagram, she reassured the public, stating that she needed a moment for herself and that she had been thinking about this for some time. “Calm down, I’m not going to disappear completely! It was just supposed to be a kind of ‘farewell show’ with my longtime fans. But my heart asked me to give new meaning to this moment.”

In the comments feed, followers showed support for the singer, but regretted the break. “I’m a fan of the right person. Thank you, Sandy. I’m sorry for the hiatus, but we forgive you,” one person commented. “My heart trembled here with this line ‘saying goodbye to my audience, moving away from the stage.’ This creates terrible triggers for us, who have been following her story for years,” said another. “The word hiatus hurt me,” said another.