Gloria Groove performs spectacularly at The Town

Gloria Groove used her show this Sunday evening (9/10) on The One stage, during The Town festival, to launch the show “Noites de Gloria”, combining theatrical elements with an aesthetic that evokes the atmosphere of the ballads of St. Paul. It was, in fact, a real show, which was a great success with the public and entered the list of the best presentations of the event.

Show of images and sounds

Showcasing her talent and charisma, the singer began with “Sovivi,” signaling the tone of the presentation. Dressed all in white and with a silver crown, she descended from a pedestal, accompanied by a band and dancers, also dressed in white, creating a mystical atmosphere.

In a visually stunning performance, she surprised with several costume changes and the use of effects on the screen, which showed a giant moon, symbol of the new tour. Furthermore, the arrangements of the songs were enriched by a choir and a gospel band, adding an additional layer of sound to the performance.

Night of glory

Other highlights included the presence of beatmaker Ruxell and a variety of beats, from pop to funk. Gloria also opted for medleys, combining excerpts from hits like “A Queda,” “Bumbum de Ouro” and “Mil Grau” with samples from other artists, such as Ja Rule and Valesca Popozuda. And the culmination occurred when hits like “Bonekinha” and “Vermelho” ignited the audience.

“The days are of struggle, but the nights are of glory!”, exclaimed the singer, celebrating the performance.

With her performance, Gloria competed with the international names of the festival and made many people discuss who had the better show, her or Pabllo Vittar. They both rocked.

Source: Terra

Earl

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