The "Caju" era, which honored singer Liniker with three Latin Grammy awards and surpassed the mark of 380 million reproductions on digital platforms, is coming to an end. On Saturday night (7), the artist filled a nautical space in Belém in a grand show on her farewell tour lasting three hours for approximately ten thousand people, according to g1.
The penultimate show of the "Bye Bye Caju" tour in the capital of Pará had several high points, full of the singer's hits, with marriage proposals from the public and even a version of "Ao Por do Sol", a cheesy song from Pará.
The day before the performance, the artist spoke with g1 Pará about the success of the era, the inspirations in Marajó and the possibility of an official audiovisual record of the shows - (see the full interview in the video above).
Asked if the public can expect a video record to immortalize the tour, Liniker confirmed that the entire process of the album and shows has been documented in detail by a film crew.
"We've been in the fundraising process for a while. All these shows, we've been traveling since the first show with a team that covers not only what happens at the show, but also this entire era of Caju", revealed the singer.
According to the artist, the need to record her trajectory arose even before entering the studio to record the album. "There are many layers, from the initial phase of the album before it goes to the studio, which means that the album is not something that goes unnoticed, something that needs to be documented, each stage of it", he explained.
Without saying anything about possible material, Liniker only said that "later on, other surprises will come".
Liniker ends the victorious cycle of his second solo album with a tour of arenas and stadiums in Brazil — Photo: Rony Hernandes / Divulgação 30e e b+ca
Relationship with audiovisual and multilingual
The cinematographic streak is a striking feature of Liniker's career. Recently, the artist signed the direction and script for the video for "Melhor Notícia", released around two months ago. She highlights that she sees artistic activity in a broad way, without limiting herself to just one function.
"Since my beginning, I have always seen myself more as a multi-artist than just as a singer, or just as a composer, just as an actress. I think that multilingualism and the possibility of making my work fit in my mouth in different ways allows me to always create a new piece", she stated.
Farewell to the 'Caju' era
The tour, which began in 2024, will officially come to an end on December 18, 2026, with the last show in Salvador (BA). For Liniker, the end of this two-year cycle on the road represents a moment of fulfillment and gratitude, especially for consolidating herself as an independent artist.
"It's ending an era with great affection, with great gratitude. Seeing this becoming reality in people's mouths is something that makes me very fulfilled and very happy to know how to say goodbye without guilt or weight", he declared.
Regarding the next steps after the end of the "Bye Bye Caju" tour, the singer stated that she prefers to focus on the present moment rather than give in to anxiety about new releases.
"Being fully connected at the end of this tour makes me, obviously, want to make new albums, want to go on the road, but I'm now experiencing this milestone in my life. There is a huge expectation for a next album, but now we're here, ending this tour and letting the future be the future", he concluded.
