
The event brings together big names in samba and pagode on two stages with performances that last until the early hours of Sunday.
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Samba Manaus - A Despedida is the final edition of the event held at Arena da Amazônia.
Samba Manaus - A Despedida will be held on October 10th at Arena da Amazônia, in Manaus. — Photo: Photo: Disclosure/Advisory
Samba Manaus will hold the farewell edition of the event this Saturday (10), at Arena da Amazônia, in Manaus. The program brings together samba and pagode artists on two stages, with performances scheduled between 6:30 pm and 4:30 am on Sunday morning (11).
According to the schedule published by the organizers on social media, the gates are scheduled to open at 6pm. The shows will be divided between Stage 1 and Stage 2, with attractions including Belo, Jorge Aragão, Thiaguinho, Pixote and Sorriso Maroto.
See show times
Stage 1
6:30 pm: Mikael
7:30 pm: Jhendel Pinheiro
9pm: Dilsinho
11pm: Thiaguinho
2h: Beautiful
4:30am: Xanddy
Stage 2
7pm: Aces do Pagode
8pm: Jeito Moleque
10pm: Jorge Aragão
0h30: Naughty Smile
3:30 am: Pixote
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Event: Samba Manaus — The Farewell
Date: Saturday, October 10th
Location: Arena da Amazônia, in Manaus
Gates opening: 6pm
Start of shows: 6:30 pm
Programming: presentations on two stages, with samba and pagode attractions.
Attention: the times were organized according to the card published by the organizers. It is recommended to follow the event's official channels for possible updates to the schedule.

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