The new Roberto Medina festival takes place in Sao Paulo in 2023
The municipality of São Paulo should invest R $ 40 million in infrastructure works on the Interlagos circuit to allow the construction of the The city, an event that will become part of the city’s events calendar from next year. The music festival will be organized by the creators of Rock in Rio, and will be held in San Paolo, always in odd years; even years will be dedicated to the Rio event. The first festival will take place on 2, 3, 7, 9 and 10 September next year.
“We will provide the infrastructure. The entire assembly part will be on behalf of the The citywhat the city hall will do are the track structures, structures that will be repaired and used for other events “, said the mayor of Sao Paulo, Ricardo Nunes (MDB), who was al City of the rock along with six government secretaries to attend a launch event for the The city this Friday.
Among the planned interventions are the construction of a walkway and also sanitation works: in Rock in Rio there are no chemical toilets and those installed temporarily have a direct connection to the sewer system. “We are planning to invest around R $ 40 million. It is a venue that we have used for large events, such as Formula 1, Lollapaloozaand it has helped the city a lot in terms of its ability to generate jobs and income, ”Nunes said.
The mayor cited a FGV study that estimates a financial turnover of R $ 1.7 billion in the city with the event: the numbers are the same as those obtained by the foundation in the 2019 edition of Rock in Rio.
Before attending the ceremony alongside Roberto Medina, founder and president of Rock in Rio and now also of The Town, Ricardo Nunes met the mayor of Rio, Eduardo Paes (PSD). He received the key to the city from Paes.
“We talked about strengthening that thing of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro as sister cities. The city one year in Sao Paulo, the other here in Rio. No city loses with this, on the contrary, we strengthen it, “said Nunes. The Carioca mayor took the opportunity to warn Nunes about the challenges of public transport for an event that brings together more than 100,000 people a day. Rock in Riomoving the audience was one of the biggest problems, especially when leaving the shows.
Source: Terra
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