Shakira concert in Rio generates $160 million for local economy
Shakira's free concert on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro drew an estimated 2 million people, generating a $160 million economic impact. The event was part of the 'Todo Mundo no Rio' program to attract tourism during May, traditionally a low season.
Colombian singer Shakira performed at a free concert on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, drawing an estimated 2 million people. The event generated a $160 million economic impact, according to the city government and municipal agencies. The concert was part of the 'Todo Mundo no Rio' program, an initiative to attract tourism during May. The show featured a drone display, Shakira's performance, and appearances by Brazilian artists like Anitta and Caetano Veloso. The city deployed a comprehensive operation for security, logistics, and public services. Medical services handled about 400 cases, and cleanup crews collected 362 tons of waste.
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