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Coldplay: Chris Martin invites fans to sing along at the premiere in Brazil
The debut of Coldplay’s 2023 tour in Brazil started with strong emotions, especially for Brazilian fan and singer Analia Guedes, who was invited by Chris Martin himself to take the stage.
The English band performed at the Estádio do Morumbi, in São Paulo (SP), this Friday (11). The group has a marathon of 11 concerts in Brazil.
- The band played “My Wife’s Friend” with Seu Jorge
together, Chris and Analia sing “Let Somebody Go”. The singer did not hide her joy on social media.
Anália said on her Twitter page: “I came with COLDPLAY. Chris Martin called me on stage to sing for someone to go. I’m meeting him.
A follower even asked how Analia managed to keep her cool, to which she replied: “I cried a lot before going up but then the crew [equipe] From Coldplay they came to calm me down and even took a picture.”.
Anália Guedes, who has more than 3,000 followers on Instagram, is a professional singer and has already released her first single, entitled “Antes Que Eu Me Esqueça”, already available on digital platforms such as Spotify and YouTube.
On her social media, in addition to her personal routine, the singer chronicles her admiration for the English band. She was, for example, at the group show at Last Rock in Rio, in September 2022.
“COLDPLAY at Rock in Rio when incessant rain doesn’t stop this band from putting on a giant show,” he said at the time.
Fans climb on stage at Coldplay and sing “Let Somebody Go” at SP
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