The singer’s show Lady Gaga At Copacabana Beach, in Rio de Janeiro, which took place earlier this month, impacted more than 1.5 billion people. At the time, the American artist gathered 2.1 million people with her presentation.
The information was conveyed by the mayor of the state capital, Eduardo Paes in its profile of the social network X, the old Twitter, this Monday (19).
There, he also shared other reports from the report, which display the worldwide impact of the show on social networks. In addition to the show, having reached more than 180 million views on Youtube, more than 290 million views were recorded on Instagram, over 300 million on Tiktok and over 500 million in X.
Paes also shared that the success was worldwide, as in more than twenty countries the online sharing was recorded in major press vehicles in Europe and the United States.
In his official profile, the mayor also made a poll to investigate who the audience wants to see next year. “What’s up? May 2026 in Copacabana with…” he mentioned in his caption.
Among the options, it included the bands U2 and Coldplay and the artists Beyoncé and Rihanna . By the time this note was published, the American Beyoncé led with 58.7%of the votes, followed by Rihanna (23.6%), Coldplay (9.2%) and U2 (8.6%).
The presentation by Lady Gaga gathered 2.1 million people, exceeding initial expectations of 1.6 million, and becoming the 5th largest presentation of musical events. By overcoming Madonna, who performed at the same place in 2024, the American singer became the woman with the largest audience in history.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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