The Argentine producer not only confirmed the rumor about the show, but added more information and even a bit of irony.
It was learned that in the next few hours Madonna will confirm the South American date of The Celebration Tour. According to what was unofficially revealed, it will be on Saturday, May 4, in Rio de Janeiro and with free access to Copacabana beach.
The Argentine producer Daniel Grinbank He not only confirmed the rumor but added more information and even a bit of irony. He did so through a publication by
“Further proof of what this activity spreads in other sectors of the economy. I suppose there is no analyst who thinks that the queen of pop lives off the state“added Grinbank, making clear his position regarding the attacks of Javier Milei to Lali Esposito.
Later Grinbank published other messages to respond to those who made reference to the money contributed by private individuals for the show. “You are not wrong that the sponsors are private and state. The Private Parties that participate in Brazil subscribe to laws that exist on incentives for sponsorship in cultural endeavors “that companies deduct these investments from what they pay to the treasury.”
Is Madonna coming to Argentina?
Until now, heRumors indicate that this recital in Brazil would be his only stop in South America. In any case, other rumors of dates in Argentina, Colombia and Peru have been circulating since the end of 2023. Sources close to the tour let that possibility fly within the framework of their tour Celebration Tour who celebrates his 40 years of career.
When was the last time Madonna played in Argentina
The last time Madonna visited Argentina was in 2012 as part of his MDNA World Tour. It had presentations at the Monumental and the Mario Alberto Kempes From Cordoba.
Source: Ambito
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