During the presentation of the ‘Suites’ tour, the composer recalled the episodes of the last few weeks and asked fans not to be afraid to go and see him sing.
Roberto Carlos debuted his tour on Wednesday evening, 27th suite. On stage, the 81-year-old singer-songwriter shared with the public the events that led him to become the subject of social media in recent weeks.
On stage, Roberto asked people not to be afraid to go to his show after appearing in a video telling a fan to shut up, he even denied pink to a fan and became impatient with their anticipation of going on. stage for the long-awaited moment of delivery.
At the debut of the season in Sao Paulo, which began at Vibrates St. Paulwhich will take place on 28 and 31 July, in Unique spacein addition to 5 and 6 August, returning on 5 and 6 November, the singer of emotions, Details, Mrs. Laura And horse riding he presented the audience with a repertoire full of successes – and a few more signs of a loss of patience.
During the performance, the singer asked people not to be afraid to go to his show, after going viral on social media in video clips where he appears a little annoyed handing out roses and even telling a fan to shut up.
Roberto caught the attention of the fans who crowded in front of the stage as he sang the song. How big is my love for you. He had already warned that he would distribute the roses only after he sang Jesus Christ, which would happen soon after. He also asked them to be “quiet” during the song, as the women who were already massed in front of the stage started singing along with the king.
When the famous distribution of roses finally began, a common (and expected) moment in all the shows, one of these fans tried to pull one of Roberto’s hands, who refused to give the rose to the woman.
Source: Terra
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