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With a sea of fans, Pedro Sampaio electrifies audience at first Rock in Rio World Stage show

extra12 September 2026 at 20:31

Pedro Sampaio performed his first show at Rock in Rio's World Stage this Saturday (12), energizing the audience that was already starting to gather at the venue. The DJ is one of the main acts of the festival's second-to-last day, with his performance scheduled for 4:40 PM. The World Stage would also host J Balvin, Demi Lovato, and Maroon 5 throughout the evening.

Among the fans who arrived early were Bruna Ornelas, a 30-year-old doctor, who said the World Stage would be her world that day, and Paola, a 20-year-old Biomedical Science student, who said she came specifically to watch Pedro Sampaio's show. Student Julya Caruba was also among the excited crowd, waiting for the performance to begin.

The festival took place at Rock City, and fans were anticipating a lively night, with plans to catch Demi Lovato and Maroon 5's shows after Pedro Sampaio's performance.

Why this matters

Rock in Rio is one of the world's largest music festivals and attracts millions of Brazilians, especially cariocas and tourists from across the country. The coverage of Pedro Sampaio's show at the World Stage directly appeals to the artist's fans and readers following the festival's lineup, while also updating those who attended or planned to watch on the event's progress. The presence of international artists like Maroon 5 and Demi Lovato on the same day reinforces the festival's importance for the national and international music scene.

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