In Blumenau of an orderly and hard-working people, the term Carnival sounds almost like a foreigner. Some venture to say that the version of the party in the city rolls in October, in its 18 days of revelry. On Saturday night, when it was 167 years since the arrival of the 17 hard-working German immigrants around here, Hurricane Ivete Sangalo came to Blumenau for the second time in 10 years to prove that, while respecting cultural differences, Blumenau also enjoys fun . Sector 2 of the German Village, even far from crowded, became a mix of ballad and micareta in the middle of September.
The evening started with local talent. D'Lara squandered mastery of stage and emotion starting to keep pace with the party. At 11pm, Cavalinho reminded us that the Ziquezza is so pleasing to those who are here and has already left everyone looking forward to October.
For merchandising promoter Rafael Souza, 20, however, the joy began long before the opening shows. At six o'clock in the morning, when even the XV Street parade had begun, he leaned against the railing to secure the best spot of the night, though 19 hours later, to watch the ninth show of the muse of axé. The 10th, by the way, is already marked: on the 15th, at Rock in Rio.
"I love the energy she transmits in the songs, which captivates me most," she says.
Two or three imaginary ranks behind were Sinara Buerger Cardoso, 36, and the 14 friends in Veveta's T-shirts who accompanied her to the show. Anxious to hear Sky of Mouth and see up close the simplicity of the singer she admires
When she took the stage in black and blue with the glitter of what little-trained eyes looked like, Ivete did as she had promised minutes before in the dressing room interview:
"I'm going to make a show for Blumenau, but it's a gift for me, too, because I deserve it," he joked.
"Lighthouse" opened the set-list making everyone jump while still publishing the first stories on the Instagram. From then on it was only a time of joy, a ghetto party that raises dust. In the first chat with the public, the extreme sympathy appeared with compliments to the city and promise not to stay for 10 more years without painting here. Then the revelry followed with Arerê, Pra Frente - that made boyfriends unfold to follow the girls' heels. The nine musicians, with heavy weight of percussion and brass, gave the necessary arrangement for the party.
During the show Ivete won flowers, teddy bear, doll. He kept, thanked, and told stories as if talking to friends. Before The Sweet and a true Carnival potpourri, from classic Rare Beauty to the latest Pharaoh, Ivete invited everyone to feel like guests in their electric trio in Salvador. Without realizing it, even as a visitor to the city he was celebrating, he had already hosted a genuinely Blumenau bloc.
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