Capital Inicial records a live show at a São Paulo stadium, in June 2027, to document 45 years of career

Capital Inicial announces the audiovisual recording of the show that will take place on June 5, 2027 at Nubank Parque, in the city of São Paulo (SP) — Photo: Pedro Dimitrow / Disclosure

Formed in Brasília (DF) in 1982 and benefited from the movement that opened the doors of the music market to Brazilian rock following the explosion of the Rio band Blitz in the summer of that year 1982, the group Capital Inicial will complete 45 years of career in 2027.

A unique case of a rock band from the 1980s that renewed and expanded its audience from the 2000s onwards, the group from Brasilia will celebrate the milestone with the recording of an audiovisual album at a concert in a stadium in the city of São Paulo (SP).

The band announces the audiovisual recording of the unprecedented show they will perform on June 5, 2027 at Nubank Parque. Dado Villa-Lobos, Kiko Zambianchi, Lenine and Zélia Duncan will participate in the unique presentation of Capital Inicial and, consequently, in the audiovisual recording of the show.

The recording will yield not only a live album, but also a documentary about the trajectory of Capital Inicial that will be filmed under the direction of Otavio Juliano.

The show will be retrospective in nature, with the script divided into three acts. The first act will revive the origins of the group formed in the punk movement of Brasília (DF) and born from the dissolution of the band Aborto Elétrico, made up of brothers Fê Lemos and Flávio Lemos.

In an acoustic format, the second act will rewind songs from the 2000 live album that revitalized the band's discography with the endorsement and seal of MTV. The third act, with high voltage, will bring together radio hits from the band's plugged-in phase.