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a The cultural turn The 2024 event, which takes place annually in São Paulo, will cost the public treasury nearly R$60 million. Of the total amount, R$33.4 million was used for infrastructure, while another R$26.4 million was used for technical contracts.
The festival, a tradition in the capital, São Paulo, will be held on Saturday the 18th and Sunday the 19th, with performances by artists such as Pablo VitarLeo Santana, Joelma and Xama.
The highest fee is that of a country singer Leonardo, who will receive 550,000 Brazilian reals for his offer. Next comes Leo Santana with 500,000 Brazilian reals, then the singer Gloria GroveIn the amount of 400 thousand Brazilian riyals.
After performing with Madonna on the sands of Copacabana, in Rio de Janeiro, on May 4, he will receive 357 thousand Brazilian reais for participating in this event.
The bara Joelma He will earn 300 thousand Brazilian reals. The values were published in the official newspaper of the city.
One of the most notable events of this year's edition is decentralization, a process that has been occurring since 2022 and was expanded last year. Now, there will be 22 stages spread across the city, from the center to Barilleros, via Heliopolis and Itaquera.
Check out the ten biggest fees for Virada Culture 2024:
1- Leonardo: 550 thousand Brazilian riyals
2- Leo Santana: 500 thousand Brazilian riyals
3- Gloria Grove: 400 thousand Brazilian riyals
4- Black race: 390 thousand Brazilian riyals
5- Pablo Vitar: 357 thousand Brazilian riyals
6- Israel and Rodolfo: 350 thousand Brazilian riyals
7- Michel Tello: 300 thousand Brazilian riyals
8- Joelma: 300 thousand Brazilian riyals
9- L7NNON: 285 thousand Brazilian riyals
10- Zandi Harmonia: 280 thousand Brazilian riyals
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