The band Maroon 5 returns to perform in Brazil, and begins touring the country in São Paulo, at Allianz Parque, on Tuesday (5).
Known for being one of the most “party-friendly” bands of all, Californian Maroon 5 performs in Brazil with explosive success. Thus, they return on tour, and began their Brazilian tour last Tuesday (5), at Allianz Parque, in São Paulo. This Wednesday, they head to Porto Alegre, in Rio Grande do Sul. In any case, the presentation in the capital of São Paulo offered fans a taste of returning to normal life. After all, the band had been the last international attraction to play at the stadium before the pandemic.
Thus, now, practically three years later, the group is the first to return to the stadium. The place had a maximum capacity of 45,500 people, with the entire public vaccinated, without masks and without distancing. Before the band took the stage, singer Jão performed an opening show, giving a performance that received praise and consideration from a great promise of Brazilian pop music in recent times.
It’s no secret why Maroon 5 receives the title of “party rice”. The group has a pleasant pop-rock, with bubblegum choruses and many hits. In this way, the same successful set list took over the presentation at the stadium. According to Veja, hits such as Moves Like Jagger, One More Night, Animals, Girls Like You and Sugar were sung by the crowd with great gusto. Fans took the opportunity to record every minute of the performance, without even leaving their cell phone screens, especially when vocalist Adam Levine decided to take off his shirt.
Maroon 5 performs in Brazil on return from tour
When speaking to the audience, Levine even made a point of saying one of the phrases that foreigners love most when they come to the country: “Brazil is my favorite place”. In Adam’s case, he really has reason to say so, as his shows in Brazilian lands are always very successful. The band is one of the easiest acts at festivals.
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