| Madonna actua em Portugal a 12 de Setembro
A empresa de promoção de espectáculos Tournée confirmou, na terça-feira, o concerto da cantora norte-americana Madonna em Portugal, no dia 12 de Setembro. Esta será a primeira vez Madonna actuará em Portugal. De acordo com a edição desta quarta-feira do DN, o concerto lisboeta, que terá lugar no Pavilhão Atlântico, assinalará o final da Re-Invention Tour, que passará apenas por um número restrito de cidades dos EUA, Canadá, Reino Unido, França, Holanda e Portugal. A digressão teve início na passada segunda-feira, em Los Angeles. Acompanhada em palco por 12 bailarinos, cinco músicos e duas cantoras, Madonna tem preparado, segundo o DN, para esta tournée, um alinhamento ao género de best of, com pelo menos uma música de cada um dos álbuns da cantora – com natural destaque para «American Life» -, com a surpresa a residir numa interpretação muito própria da música «Imagine», de John Lennon. O espectáculo obriga ainda Madonna a cinco mudanças de roupa. [I particularly like this last piece of news :-)] | ![]() |
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