Taylor Swift's São Paulo concert creates record, draws in largest crowd
The audience displayed immense enthusiasm, creating an electrifying atmosphere within the stadium. A massive Ferris wheel, adorned with vibrant LED lights, paid tribute to Taylor Swift in Latin America. However, amid the excitement, some fans claimed that Taylor's vocals were barely audible due to the boisterous and fervent crowd.
"I thought it was going to be for the first song or two but you just kept going., I've never heard an audience sing 'Marjorie' as loudly as they did today." — Taylor Swift told São Paulo.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. During her engagement with Swifties from the stage, Taylor remarked, "We have the best possible opening act on this tour and she absolutely played her heart out for you, so will you give it up again for the brilliant, the beautiful, and fantastic Sabrina Carpenter."
Concertgoers turned to the internet to share snippets of the concert. One fan expressed, "I DON'T KNOW HOW IT GETS BETTER THAN THIS", while others revealed, "This interaction she had with some swifties during 'Long Live' is SO WHOLESOME", and "crowd is so loud you can barely hear Taylor".
The accomplishment of the "Lover" singer coincided with a period of personal healing and mourning for the loss of her fan, Ana Clara Benevides Machado. Unfortunately, Ana Clara succumbed to illness during Taylor Swift's concert, becoming a tragic casualty of the severe heat wave.
As a consequence of the incident, performances in Brazil were postponed and canceled. One week after the passing of Ana Clara Benevides Machado, Taylor Swift reached out to her family through her team. Subsequently, it was disclosed that Taylor had instructed her team to stay in contact with the family of the deceased.
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