Photo: Instagram/Madonna / Pipoca Moderna
Madonna celebrated on Instagram the success of her show, which brought 1.6 million people to the sands of Copacabana beach on Saturday night (4/5), an attendance record for the singer’s 40-year career. After the historic show, the Queen of Pop thanked Brazil with a video of Pabllo Vittar’s participation in the show. “Blame it on Rio. Thank you, Brazil!”, she wrote in the caption of the post.
Afterwards, he highlighted the show’s huge audience and personally thanked Anitta and Pabllo for their presence at the show. “This really happened… Thank you, Rio. Thank you, Pabllo Vittar and Anitta. Words cannot express my gratitude. For everyone involved!”, she exalted.
Anitta made a notable appearance alongside the American singer in the performance of “Vogue”, where they both participated in a recreation of a ballroom, distributing 10s and evoking the iconic LGBTQIA+ dances of the 1980s in New York. The two were involved in the performances, with the dancers simulating oral sex on both of them. Pabllo Vittar joined Madonna in a moment of exaltation for Brazil, in which images of important Brazilians and the country’s flag would appear on the screen, while the two artists waved their own flags and a drum kit made up of young samba school rhythmists marked the beat of the hit “Music”.
Among the images shown on the screen during “Music”, Gilberto Gil, Mano Brown, Marina Silva, Paulo Freire, Pelé, Martha, Elza Soares, Maria Bethânia, Marielle Franco and Erika Hilton (who was in the audience) appeared.
