The show in Copacabana, in Rio de Janeiro, generated a million dollars for Madonna, 65 years old. The Queen of Pop will perform next Saturday (4), and should draw a crowd of fans from all over the country and the world to the capital of Rio. After all, in addition to the show being free, she hasn’t set foot in Brazil for 12 years, raising the expectations of those who haven’t had the opportunity to see her in another country.
For the show, the Queen of Pop would have received a fee of US$3.3 million, the equivalent of R$17.075 million, paid by Bonus Track, which is the event’s organizer. The information comes from the Ancelmo Gois column, from the newspaper O Globo, which also highlighted that the cost for the entire show is almost R$60 million.
Wanted by the news report ItatiaiaBonus Track said it does not disclose information about artist contracts.
It is worth remembering that the government of the State of Rio de Janeiro allocated R$10 million to the show as sponsorship, as published in the Official Gazette (DOERJ) on April 29th. However, the government, as well as the city hall, expect that Madonna’s arrival in the country will generate an economic movement of R$300 million.
Madonna in Brazil
Madonna’s show in Rio should end the tour with a flourish “The Celebration Tour”, which marks the 40-year career of one of the greatest and emblematic artists in history. The presentation will be the 82nd of tour started in October last year, in London, England, It is will feature distribution of exclusive lip moisturizersin addition to a special meeting for a big fan of the Queen of Pop.
Before land in Brazil, the artist performed in Mexico, in addition to visiting other European cities and the United States. Madonna’s arrival in Brazil mobilized fans and companies, even counting on unprecedented flights to transport the Queen of Pop’s subjects to the city of Rio de Janeiro.
O megashow held on the Copacabana waterfront marks Madonna’s return to the country after 12 years, with a setlist full of hits. The Queen of Pop’s last show in the country was held at the Morumbi Stadium, in São Paulo, in 2012. In addition to being free, the performance will be broadcast on Globoplay, a streaming platform streaming from Globo, and on the broadcaster’s open channel.
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