The singer was visibly impatient with the crowd in front of the stage and the video went viral
Roberto Carlos’ press office considered the events during a concert that the singer performed last Wednesday, 13th, in Rio de Janeiro “atypical”.
At the time, the artist was filmed telling an audience member to “shut up” and the record went viral on the Internet.
“Everything Roberto does generates auê. I posted everything that came out in the media and on the internet about this topic. Roberto saw it and didn’t comment. It was really an atypical thing. What really bothered him was the fact that fans were getting in the way of the show, “the singer’s advisor told O Globo.
Roberto distributes the roses at the end of each presentation he makes, as per tradition. On the current tour, the song that concludes the show is “Jesus Christ”. In the penultimate song, “Como é Grande or Meu Amor Por Você”, the audience gets up and goes to the front row, hoping to pick a flower. However, during last Wednesday’s show, there was a change in the lineup, which made the audience move at the wrong time.
The episode happened at that time. While doing his best in the performance, Roberto was annoyed by the noise of some fans and released the verb. In the video, shared on social media, it can be seen that even Roberto Carlos’ naturally calm face suddenly changes when he asks the noisy fan to “shut up”.
The repertoire change was made to include another song, “Cavalgada”. The singer even warned the audience: “You got up early.”
“It was an avalanche of people, in a house with 3,500 people in the audience. Because he’s a perfectionist, Roberto always wants to make a sublime presentation. With this uproar, he was totally out of focus,” said the artist’s consultant.
The scene of the singer distributing roses, visibly upset, has also gone viral.
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The show had already been canceled twice, once due to the pandemic and then due to the artist’s contagion from covid.
Source: Terra
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