Because of the intense heat in Brazil, a Taylor Swift fan collapsed at the singer’s concert on Friday evening and died a short time later. On Sunday, Swift paid tribute to her late supporter on stage.
The Eras Tour is the highlight of this year for Taylor Swift’s fans around the world. Getting tickets was extremely difficult, but those who were able to get them were all the luckier. For one Swift fan, the singer’s concert was now fatal.
Taylor Swift pays tribute to deceased fan
The 23-year-old collapsed because of the intense heat Ana Clara Benevides at Swift’s Friday night concert in Brazil and died a short time later. After Swift had to postpone her concert on Saturday due to weather conditions, she paid tribute to the deceased at the make-up concert on Sunday evening.
As with every concert so far, Swift chose a song as a surprise for concertgoers. And that on Sunday of all days “Bigger Than the Whole Sky” sang, a song about sadness, should not be a coincidence. “Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye / You were bigger than the whole sky / You were more than just a short time,” Swift sang on stage and had an effect visibly touched, as videos of the performance show: “I’m never gonna meet / What could’ve been, would’ve been / What should’ve been you / What could’ve been, would’ve been you,” said others Lines of the song. A fan posted a recording of the emotional performance on TikTok.
Mourning posting on Instagram
Fans in the comments agree that Swift chose the song specifically for Anna Benevides. “As she sings ‘Did some force take you because I didn’t pray?’ and you can hear her holding back tears, it breaks my heart,” said one user.
After Death Swift had already mourned the 23-year-old on Instagram. ““I can’t tell you how shocked I am about this,” she wrote. “I don’t feel able to talk about it on stage because I feel overwhelmed with grief just trying,” Swift said. On stage, Swift let her music do the talking instead.
source: TikTok / Instagram
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