Pussycat Dolls land in São Paulo for new concert and Nicole Scherzinger meets fans at the airport
Comadre, pull out your chair and prepare your breath, because the nostalgia of the 2000s has just landed with high heels, a lot of charisma and choreographies on the floor on Brazilian soil! The iconic girl group Pussycat Dolls landed this Tuesday morning (27) at São Paulo International Airport, marking the band's historic first visit to our country!
The landing moved the corridors of the São Paulo airport in the early hours of the day, bedpan! Nicole Scherzinger was the first of the members to cross the arrivals area and made an absolute point of breaking the security protocol to go straight to meet the Brazilian admirers, taking pictures, handing out autographs and feeling up close the warmth of an audience that has waited two decades for this moment. The current lineup that lands in Brazil has Nicole, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt, ready to celebrate the golden age of the girl group that dominated the tops of the global charts.
The performance is part of the long-awaited "PCD Forever Tour", a project structured especially to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of the legendary debut album "PCD", released in 2005 and responsible for shaping the pop and R&B of that generation. Scheduled for this Friday, October 30, on the stage of Nubank Parque, the unprecedented show promises to transform the capital into a true nostalgic dance floor. In the already confirmed repertoire, there are resounding hits that marked an era, such as the irresistible "Don't Cha", "Buttons", "Beep", the romantic ballad "Stickwitu", as well as hits such as "Wait a Minute", "When I Grow Up" and the dramatic "I Hate This Part".
The phenomenon around the visit is based on the colossal commercial impact built by the group throughout their career. In all, the Pussycat Dolls have accumulated more than 15 million physical albums sold and surpass the resounding mark of 40 million singles sold worldwide, nailing five songs in the coveted Top 10 of the prestigious US Billboard Hot 100. Nicole's contagious energy and vocal power prove that the legacy of the dolls is still more alive and sharp than ever.
It's that kind of show that transports everyone back to the early 2000s, right comadre? Those who danced a lot in front of the television with the clips at the time will be able to wash their souls live and in color with the owners of the greatest anthems of that generation!
And you, comadre? Have you put "Don't Cha" or "Buttons" at full volume to dance in the living room or do you have another song from the group stored in your heart?