Lollapalooza: MC Livinho does a good mix between Michael Jackson tribute and funk; watch the video

The singer demonstrated vocal and dancing skills, imitating the steps of the “king of pop”

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MC Livinho brought a large audience to the stage at Perry’s By Johnie Walker, the ‘fourth force’ of Lollapalooza, where electronic music shows usually take place. But, with guest friend MC Davi, he brought funk—and a tribute to Michael Jackson—to the festival and proved that rhythm can compete with other genres more present at the event.

The singer performed a full show. He is not surprised: he said he invested R $ 1 million in the presentation. He changed his clothes four times (accompanied by dancers, who also changed his costumes). He demonstrated vocal and dancing skills, imitating Michael Jackson’s steps and creating a good mix between the tribute and his funk.

The predominantly young audience enjoyed both parts of the show, dancing to the artist’s songs and singing along to hits such as Fazer fale. Livinho concluded with Black and White, but before leaving he said that the show would have been longer, but that it had been delayed due to the organization and that to continue the program it would have been necessary to close it.

Watch the video below showing the moment MC Livinho pays homage to Michael Jackson at Lollapalooza Brasil 2024.

Michael Jackson LIVES! ❤️‍🔥 Let us know that MC Livinho has arrived! ✨ Watch it soon @canalbis ✌️ #LivinhoEMCDaviNoCanalBIS pic.twitter.com/8uh0WuAwab

— Multishow (@multishow) March 24, 2024

THE PRODUCTION OF THE VIDEO WITH MICHAEL JACKSON AND LIVINHO FAZENDO O PASSINHO #LollaBR. pic.twitter.com/qNjcDv8cbO

— UpdateCharts (@updatecharts) March 24, 2024

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