The Rappa fills The Tivoli in a great show in Brisbane
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Monday 23 of May 2016
By Bruna Corralo
The Brazilian group O Rappa presented on last Sunday, 22/05, at The Tivoli Brisbane. The concert brought together many Brazilians from Brisbane and region. The public was cheerful and filled the concert hall.
The Brazilian community in Brisbane was anxious for this concert. The Gringo TV was present before the show begun and the presenter, Tony Costa, told to Gringo Portal about the energy. “There was a great energy, people of different ages and groups, people who like them music and people who was there for the event. It was amazing”.
The doors open six hours and the event happened without delays and any kind of problem.
The public could enjoy a great show and feels at home. The public could tell the show was also marked by patriotism, and the highlight was the moment when the singer Falcao started to sing the Brazilian national anthem and it was continues by brazilian, emphasizing its beauty as well as the Brazilian flag.
“The concert was so good, I’m not fan of the band, but they played the old songs and the successes. It was very nice, one of the best Brazilian events that I went here in the last times”, explained Tony Costa.
The show was an event from Fibra Entertainment, an established company in the market and does several tours with artists around the world. The production was flawless, with a good ambience and excellent quality of sound and light.
The public was very happy and do not lack of praise for the event. “It was very cool, worth each penny. We have many Brazilians here, and many of them are here a long time, and watching a band like O Rappa talking through the letters our life in Brazil, it makes us feel makes us feel closer to home”, said Gabriela Leal, Brazilian student.
This was the first tour of the group in Australia. Besides Brisbane, they presented a show in Sidney and will be in Perth on this Wednesday.
The Brazilian community was grateful with this event and waiting for more Brazilian shows in Australia.
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