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João Gomes and Milo J meet backstage at Rock in Rio: 'I have an international friend'

oglobo13 September 2026 at 13:12

João Gomes and Argentine Milo J met backstage at Rock in Rio after performing at the festival this Saturday (12). In a video posted on the Pernambuco singer's Instagram profile, the two appear embracing and chatting alongside their respective teams. In the caption, João Gomes, the piseiro phenomenon, celebrated the moment by writing: "Alright everyone, I have an international friend".

The encounter between the artists was widely celebrated by fans on social media, receiving a flood of comments with hearts. Many followers made requests for the two to record a musical partnership together.

Milo J, the 19-year-old Argentine rapper, was making his debut in Brazil during the event. He performed on the Supernova Stage and got the crowd pumped with hits like "Bajo de la piel", sung at the top of their lungs by the Rio residents in attendance.

After João Gomes' performance, Milo J also shared a recording of the Brazilian's show on his social media, commenting: "What a beast!". The encounter between the two artists marks a moment of connection between Brazilian and Argentine music on the international scene.

Why this matters

The article shows the connection between Brazilian and Argentine music at the country's largest music festival, Rock in Rio. For fans of forró and piseiro, the friendship between João Gomes and Milo J could result in future collaborations that blend the musical genres of both countries. The interaction also reflects the international expansion of João Gomes' work, which is gaining visibility beyond the northeastern Brazilian borders.

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