The nearly 70-year-old star still organizes a "super concert" that attracts 2 million people in one night!

You heard right, there will be 2 million people attending a music night of this artist.

At the age of 66, the “Queen of Pop” Madonna is still extremely energetic as she is still in the process of conducting her global tour The Celebration Tour. The tour “sold out” all the cities that Madonna visited, with a set list of the biggest hits in her massive music career spanning more than 4 decades. Recently, Madonna also officially confirmed the historic concert to close the tour in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

Poster introducing Madonna’s concert in Rio De Janeiro, calling this place will be “the world’s largest dance floor”.

This concert was announced on the Brazilian channel O Globo: “Yes, it’s true: Madonna will come to Brazil to perform a big music night on May 4, which could become the biggest concert of the year. The Queen of Pop’s four-decade career.”

Soon after, Rio de Janeiro’s tourism agency, Visit Rio, also confirmed this information on social media, and called on fans to “get ready” for the “free and historic” concert. history”. The music night was sponsored by a major Brazilian bank on the occasion of the organization’s 100th anniversary.

This concert is historic and is expected to “storm” the world, creating impressive records. First, this is a completely free music night and second, the concert is expected to have more than 2 million spectators attending in one night only at Rio De Janeiro’s legendary Copacabana beach.

Madonna performs on The Celebration Tour.

Copacabana Beach is extremely famous as the venue for huge “super concerts” with an audience of millions. Rod Stewart’s concert during New Year’s Eve 1994, which holds the record for the concert with the largest audience of all time, was also held at Copacabana beach with 4.2 million attendees. When the legendary band The Rolling Stones performed at Copacabana beach in 2006, they also attracted more than 1.5 million spectators. According to Brazilian media, this “historic” show will attract about 2 million spectators from all over the world.