Fernanda Abreu, known as the "good blood girl," will perform a pocket show at Rock in Rio's Itaú Pavilion this Monday (7). The performance was announced as a surprise and will take place right after Elton John's show at Palco Mundo.
The performance celebrates the 30th anniversary of the iconic album "Da Lata," released in 1995. The artist will bring together her biggest career hits in a special project that, on Sunday night, also featured the participation of Pabllo Vittar.
The shows at the Itaú Pavilion space celebrate 25 years of partnership between Itaú bank and Rock in Rio, one of Brazil's most traditional music events. The setlist is expected to include tracks such as "Veneno," "Da Lata," "Garota Sangue Bom," "Brasil é o País do Suingue," and "Esse É O Lugar," among other classics from Fernanda Abreu's career.
