Mangueirão hosts over 30,000 people in the 10th anniversary tour of 'Tardezinha'
Pagode singers Thiaguinho and Mumuzinho made a large audience sing and dance for over six hours of samba and classics from the 90s
The Olympic Stadium of Pará - Journalist Edgar Proença, Mangueirão, was the stage for another edition of the 10th anniversary tour of "Tardezinha," a project conceived by pagode singer Thiaguinho.
More than 30,000 people sang and danced for over six hours of lively pagode and a repertoire filled with their own hits and classics from the 90s. The event featured a special appearance by pagode singer and songwriter Mumuzinho, who thrilled the crowd upon entering the stage.
Singer Thiaguinho expressed his love for the people of Pará: "Tardezinha is for enjoying with those you love, with friends, with family. And Belém has a unique energy. I am in love with the strength that this audience transmits at the shows," he declared.
The Mangueirão received a special decoration for the 10th anniversary of the event: the bleacher seats were personalized with a large mosaic in the colors and visual identity of Tardezinha, which delighted the excited audience.
"It was beautiful, upon entering Mangueirão we saw a huge mosaic of Tardezinha. I had never seen a show with such a beautiful mosaic. I thought it was only for football matches. We were surprised by this novelty. Congratulations to everyone involved for bringing us, who love pagode and are fans of Thiaguinho, this show full of joy and success. I hope all shows are always at Mangueirão, because of the comfort, structure, and safety it offers us," said student Jayne Hanelly.
On his social media, Thiaguinho thanked the audience: "Super thank you, Belém do Pará. I love you! 35,000 hearts from Pará at Tardezinha. Another packed stadium. This time, we broke our own record at the Olympic Stadium of Pará - The New Mangueirão," said Thiaguinho on his social media.
MORE THAN 100 SONGS
There were over 100 songs performed for the audience, including hits like "Sou o Cara Pra Você," "Energia Surreal," and "Tchau e Bença." The capital of Pará was the fifth capital to host the tour in 2025, which will pass through 26 cities in Brazil and abroad, including countries like Angola, Australia, Portugal, and the United States. The "Tardezinha" will be held for the first time on continents like Africa and Oceania.
