On Tuesday 23rd, Ludmilla raised fan expectations for her performance at Rock in Rio. The singer climbs to the festival’s Sunset Stage on the last day of the event, September 11th. In an interview with “PodPah”, Lud confirmed a mega production for the performance and, on top of that, a millionaire value.
“I am preparing a cannon. We are spending 2 million reais on the Rock in Rio show. It will be the show of my life,” he revealed. On the other hand, she explained that she could not give too many details on the presentation, in order not to spoil the surprise. After all, this is the singer’s debut with a solo performance at the festival.
“I’m with a monstrous team. It will be my first time at Rock in Rio with my entire show,” he confirmed. Lud had already ascended the Sunset Stage in 2019 with the Funk Orquestra. He also justified the amount spent, stating that he is spending the amount so that the presentation is exactly how he wants it.
The lineup is still a secret, but he has promised it will be unmissable. “There will be all versions of Ludmilla,” she said. Will we see a super repertoire? It is worth mentioning that the singer, known for funk beats, has recently bet on the pagodas genre.
While he doesn’t stop performing all over Brazil, it shows that he is investing in his musical style. On Tuesday (23), Lud released the album “Numanice 2 – Ao Vivo”, a continuation of his pagodas project. The album also features an unprecedented collaboration with MarÃlia Mendonça on the song “Insônia”.
While the album is already available on digital platforms, the presentation can be viewed on the singer’s Youtube channel. Now we just have to wait for Ludmilla to perform at Rock in Rio. We are thrilled!
Source: Terra
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