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BackStorm ruins structure for show and Gustavo Mioto reacts after cancellation: 'Scary'
Storm ruins structure for show and Gustavo Mioto reacts after cancellation: 'Scary'
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Storm ruins structure for show and Gustavo Mioto reacts after cancellation: 'Scary'

Singer spoke out on social media after heavy rain damaged the structure of the Feira das Nações and caused damage to the city

Quick Look

  • Singer Gustavo Mioto canceled his show at the Feira das Nações in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste (SP) after a storm damaged the structure of the stage and dressing rooms.
  • The city hall suspended the event and singer Dilsinho, who was scheduled to perform on Sunday, was also affected.
  • The rain caused flooding, trees fell on vehicles and roofed properties, in addition to interrupting the water supply in parts of the municipality.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

Singer Gustavo Mioto would perform at the Feira das Nações de Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, in the interior of São Paulo, this Saturday (7). The show was canceled after a storm damaged the event structure. The city hall suspended the fair to concentrate the efforts of municipal teams on responding to incidents and recovering the city. Singer Dilsinho would perform on Sunday (8).

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Singer Gustavo Mioto, attraction this Saturday (7) at the Feira das Nações de Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, took to social media to speak to fans after the cancellation of the performance due to the storm that hit the city in the interior of São Paulo.

The artist said that the stage structure and dressing rooms were compromised by the heavy rain and reacted to the damage that occurred throughout the city and mobilized city hall teams.

"I received the videos here, scary. Today it really won't be possible to do the show there with you and I feel sorry for all the people who at that moment lost the roof of their house, so there was no power in the city due to the storm and so on", he said.

Gustavo Mioto would perform at the Feira das Nações, in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, this Saturday (7). But the show was canceled after a storm damaged the event structure — Photo: Reproduction/Social media

In a statement, the City Hall informed that due to the impacts of the extreme weather event, the Feira das Nações was suspended. Singer Dilsinho would perform this Sunday (8).

The structure of the event suffered damage and the administration's decision aims to focus the efforts of municipal teams on responding to incidents and recovering the city.

The singer completed the message by saying that he hopes no one was hurt and that he hopes to see the city's public again soon.

"So today, unfortunately it won't work, God willing, we'll have our meeting very soon. I hope no one got hurt, at least on the team, everyone from the show there, no one got hurt so far that I found out about," he said.

Damage

Among the regions most affected by the storm in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste are Praça Central, Avenida Tiradentes, Avenida Corifeu de Azevedo Marques, Parque dos Ipês and neighborhoods such as Sartori, Jardim Mariana and São Francisco. In at least three incidents, trees fell on vehicles.

In the early evening, the Department of Water and Sewage (DAE) reported that the power outage caused by the storm hit the Represinha intake system and the Water Treatment Stations (ETAs), interrupting the pumping systems.

According to the municipality, the situation could compromise the water supply in different regions of the municipality. DAE and CPFL teams worked to restore power and normalize system operation.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • The city of Santa Bárbara d'Oeste will resume the Feira das Nações after recovering the damage caused by the storm.

    Likely · Within weeks

  • Gustavo Mioto will reschedule his show in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste at a future date.

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • What will be the new date for Gustavo Mioto's show?
  • What is the total amount of damage caused by the storm?
  • How long will the water supply be compromised?
  • Are there confirmed injuries as a result of the storm?

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This article was originally published by G1.

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