Anitta allocates food collected through tickets to 18 indigenous villages in RS The food collected through solidarity tickets at the singer Anitta's show, this Saturday (1st), in Porto Alegre, will be destined to 18 indigenous villages in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul. The initiative responds to a request from the artist herself for the debut of the "Equilibrivm Tour", which takes place with sold out tickets at the Fly 51 concert hall. The destination for the original peoples was defined by the singer's team as it is in line with the proposal of the new show. According to the production, the tour addresses themes such as ancestry, spirituality, memory and traditions. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp In a message sent to RBS TV, Anitta celebrated her return to the capital of Rio Grande do Sul and justified her choice by the fact that Porto Alegre is one of the cities with the highest concentration of people who adhere to African-based religions in Brazil. "I also think it's going to be super significant, representative. It's going to be a beautiful show, I'm very excited, I can't wait," said Anitta. ? Rio Grande do Sul is the Brazilian state with the highest proportion of Umbanda and Candomblé practitioners, according to the IBGE 2022 Demographic Census. The data shows that 3.2% of the population of Rio Grande do Sul follows some religion of African origin. In Brazil, this proportion is 1%. The Sesc Mesa Brasil social project will be responsible for all the logistics of the action, which includes receiving donations, organizing them and forwarding them to the benefiting communities. The nutritionist at Sesc Comunidade, the unit that manages Mesa Brasil in the Metropolitan Region, Vera Regina Melojaro, explained that the partnership was built based on an invitation from the artist's production. “Participating in this action means transforming public mobilization into concrete support for the communities we support throughout the year,” added the nutritionist. Sesc Mesa Brasil is a permanent solidarity network that has been operating in Rio Grande do Sul since 2003. The objective of the program is to avoid food waste and reduce nutritional deficiencies in the population, with the support of companies, social entities and volunteers. In the state, the project is carried out by the Fecomércio-RS System. In addition to Porto Alegre and the Metropolitan Region, the initiative serves the cities of Cachoeira do Sul, Ijuí, Erechim, Santa Maria, Rio Grande and the regions of Vales do Taquari and Rio Pardo. Anitta allocates food collected from solidarity tickets to 18 indigenous villages in Porto Alegre Disclosure and Sesc VIDEOS: Everything about RS