Francy Ribeiro at a show in the city of Tucuruí, in Pará. Roger Goltara / Mago Filmes The banks of the Tocantins River, at Orla de Tucuruí, in the southeast of Pará, were the scene of a celebration of brega music from Pará on Wednesday night (22). Around 5 thousand people gathered to watch the recording of the new audiovisual project by singer Francy Ribeiro and Banda Lamazon, entitled "Se Tem Brega Eu Tô Lá - Visão Verão". The event, which had completely free entry, featured a mega stage structure, lights and visual effects, as well as dancers and costume changes. Not even the rain and strong winds that hit the region before the start of the show discouraged the public. The initial idea of ??the production was to record the show during the evening, taking advantage of the sunset on the seafront as a backdrop. However, bad weather changed the schedule. The wind knocked down part of the dressing rooms and backstage structure, but the main stage survived intact. "We had rain that really hampered the start of recording, a wind that knocked down part of the dressing room and the backstage structure, but thank God the stage remained intact", reported Francy Ribeiro. ? Follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp
Francy Ribeiro and Lamazon record a new cheesy audiovisual for 5 thousand people at Orla de Tucuruí, in PA
Francy Ribeiro at a show in the city of Tucuruí, in Pará. Roger Goltara / Mago Filmes The banks of the Tocantins River, at Orla de Tucuruí, in the southeast of Pará, were the scene of a celebration of brega music from...
Despite the setbacks, recording began during the night and exceeded the expectations of the team, who feared low attendance due to it being a mid-week event. "The public showed up in droves, the energy was incredible, the joy of the people, the excitement of the people singing the songs, participating together, it was the best experience I could have had. It was truly incredible, exciting, impactful and very rewarding", he celebrated. Special appearances The show brought together different aspects of brega from Pará and brought to the stage important guests, such as guitarist Ximbinha, singers Thiago Costa and Chyco Salles, as well as Dona Loirinha and Baile do TH. According to Francy, the repertoire and visual production were designed to enhance the state's cultural identity. "This project, like all our work, has been emphasizing and praising our brega music from Pará. I've been brega since I started my career. (...) This project is proof of that", highlighted the artist, revealing that the preparation of the entire structure took just one month. Launch The launch of the project "Se Tem Brega Eu Tô Lá - Summer Edition" is scheduled for the second half of 2026, expected to reach platforms in around 40 days. To celebrate the launch, the production plans to hold a new big show in Tucuruí, bringing together more local artists and bands. Born in Tucuruí, Francy Ribeiro has a career in music from Pará for more than 20 years. She began her career at the age of 16 and gained national recognition when she joined the "Banda da Loirinha", where she recorded notable hits. Currently in Banda Lamazon, the singer is recognized as "Musical Heritage of Pará". She has already recorded more than four CDs and three DVDs, including the recent work "Em Todas as Estações", which has accumulated more than one million views on YouTube. VIDEOS: see all the news from Pará Read more news from the state on g1 Pará
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