Producer of the Madonna show promises the ‘biggest dance floor in the world’ in Copacabana | Madonna in Rio

“The butterflies in the stomach aren’t just his. They’re ours too,” he said in Estúdio i. “Rio is a city prepared for this type of event.”

Niemeyer cited the Rolling Stones concert in 1996 as the only one comparable to Madonna’s.

“It was the biggest rock show in the world, now it’s going to be the biggest dance floor in the world.”

Madonna arrives in Brazil for a show in Copacabana

The presentation, with free entry, is expected to attract more than 1.5 million people. The queen of pop arrived at Tom Jobim International Airport, Galeão, at 10:06 am, in a private aircraft.

Madonna descended into a hangar in a support area that has access for vehicles. From there, the singer left straight from the airport, without going through the commercial flight area.

The convoy with Madonna and her children headed from the air terminal to the Copacabana Palace. The hotel is in front of the stage that is being set up for the artist’s performance.

There is even a walkway connecting the hotel to the stage. TV Globo found that the queen of pop arrived at 11:21 am at Copacabana Palace.

Photos show Madonna at the hotel window. Wearing sunglasses, she looks at the beach and even lifts the accessory for a better view of the shore and the stage (look above).

The flight came from Mexico City, the location of the last show of “The Celebration Tour”. The performance on Copacabana Beach will be the end of the tour that celebrates the star’s 40-year career.

With a structure worthy of a queen, Madonna brings a team of 200 people and 270 tons of equipment, which began arriving in Rio this Sunday (28). Two of the three planes bringing the material have already landed at the cargo terminal at Galeão Airport.

The entire apparatus will be taken to Copacabana, in the South Zone of the city, in 30 trucks. The stage for the pop star’s last performance on the Celebration Tour is being set up at the venue, on Saturday (4).

• 200 team members will occupy 90 rooms from the hotel where Madonna will be staying;
• 270 tons of equipment arrive in 3 cargo planes;
• 3 trucks take part of the equipment to the hotelwhere 3 gyms will be set up;
• 27 trucks will go straight to the stage mounted on Copacabana Beach;
• O stage has 24 meters in front and 821 square meters of areatwice the size of those assembled so far on the tour;
• in addition to the main structure, the singer will circulate around three walkways and 1 elevator;
• for the show, there will be 45 wardrobe trunksInside them, for example, there are 40 boxing gloves for one of the choreographies.

This is the 4th time that Madonna has performed in Brazil. The last one was 12 years ago. She has already presented the country with “The Girlie Show” tour in 1993, the “Sticky and Sweet Tour” in 2008 and the “MDNA” tour in 2012.

This time, the performance on the sands of Copacabana will be the singer’s only one in all of South America, and Brazilian fans will be able to see up close – whether on the sands of the beach or in the comfort of home – the pop diva perform the biggest hits of her time. extensive career.

The performance in Rio will be the end of the world tour and the biggest show of the artist’s career. North American DJ Diplo was announced as a special guest.

As per tradition, the singer promises not only a show in musical terms, but also visually. From the scenery to the costumes, the artist’s show is full of glamour.

The performance will last 2 hours, and those who want to avoid the crowd will be able to listen to the performance behind the stage, as there will be sound towers on both sides of the stage.

Rio de Janeiro City Hall and the state government gave details, this Thursday (25), of the operational plan for the mega event. The public forecast has increased, and authorities expect 1.5 million people on the sands of Copacabana — before it was 1 million.

The structure is being assembled in front of Copacabana Palace, facing Leme. Organizers estimate that behind the stage and the service area, towards station 6, it will be less crowded.

There will be DJs playing from 7pm. At 8pm, DJ Diplo takes over. Madonna will take the stage at 9:45 pm. the show should end at 11:45 pm — if the queen doesn’t want to drag it out.