With hits and honors to former members, the band raised the Ibirapuera Auditorium with a celebratory turne
THE Red baron performed on Sunday afternoon (8) in the Best of Blues and Rock 2025squandering vigor in the Ibirapuera Auditorium in São Paulo. Revisiting the band’s trajectory with Rodrigo Suricato On vocals, the one -hour set lifted the mood of the present at the lawn before international attractions.
Of the founding members, only the keyboardist Maurício Barros and the drummer Guto Goffi. However, the reception of Marcio Alencar in the bass and Fernando Magalhães On the guitar was assertive – at least for the festival audience, who sang songs of the band, four decades ago. The show also had the special participation of the percussionist Core.
The previous members were remembered in the setlistwith a series of songs from their solo projects integrated in the presentation: ‘Codename Hummingbird’, ‘Time does not stop’, ‘All love in this life’ and ‘Exaggerated’released by Cazuza After its group off, and ‘Love to start over’from Frejatwere celebrated by the audience still in the first chords. It up Raul Seixaswith a cover of ‘Try again’.
Classics were not left out: ‘Bete Balance’, ‘For you’ and ‘Pure ecstasy’ portray the tour “Life size”which despite the time reduced by the festival, can illustrate the presence of the B-rock band in the Brazilian popular imagination for over 40 years, solidifying the whole with the international legends that proceed them, as Richard Ashcroft (The Verve) and Dave Matthews Band.
The first weekend also had Vitor Kley and Large dog on Saturday (7) and returns next Saturday (14) with a revival of Charlie Brown Jr. led by former member Marcão Brito and Thiago Brownfollowed by Larissa Liveir, Black Pantera and closing with Alice Cooper. On Sunday (15), the Deep Purple closes the festival, being preceded by Judith Hill and Hurricanes.
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Source: Rollingstone
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