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“Rock in Rio
2010”
Making the world stop in order to think and act – effectively – to build a better world. Whether as an efficient generator of resources, or as a powerful instrument of mobilization and awareness-raising. Making the world stop in order to think about what we can do for a “Better World”.
Danny and the boys... Mcfly
Achieving the energy that a movement of this magnitude would generate could be a good start. The power of brands, the strength of the media culture, reflection and music - universal languages that move, raise awareness and thrill - together in perfect harmony, make “Rock in Rio” a movement that becomes more meaningful and stronger over time. Aware of the to unite people, we assume the responsibility of communication element for important culture, leisure and
brand’s power using it as a
causes such as solidarity.
Shakira performing at Rock in Rio...
countries at the same time. Bringing an impact never
imagined before in global communication, where images of the greatest festival of all will be broadcasted to several countries, showing that peace and harmony can be achieved. Rock in Rio will be one of the leading brands of reference in music, world entertainment and support for building a better world.
BANDS PERFORMING
Metallica, Rihanna, Rage Against the Machine, Bon
David Guetta...
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oday we understand the strength of a media brand that thrills people. Our challenge is to turn Rock in Rio into a recognized, desired and admired brand worldwide, in order to create a network of thousands of people that, not only believe in a better world, but are also willing to build it. We want to count on more and more people every day, artists and institutions who can give visibility and credibility to the
100% ENTERTAINMENT MONTHLY
Jovi, John Mayer, Shakira, Motörhead, David Guetta, Cypress Hill, Tiësto, Miley Cyrus, Paul van Dyk, Boys Noize, Marillion, McFly, Axwell, Macaco, Pereza, Calle 13, Sander Kleinenberg, El Sueño de Morfeo, Baron Rojo, Sôber, Wally Lopez, Abel Ramos, Mixhell, Anni B Sweet, DJ Vibe.
causes we support.
In 2010 two countries, Spain and Portugal, will again transmit in unison Rock in Rio’s message to the world, showing the power of music as an universal language of peace and harmony. By 2013 it is expected that Rock in Rio will be taken to other countries besides Brazil, Portugal and Spain, and 2014 will be the year of a bigger challenge: carrying out the Rock in Rio show in three different
Hola, its me Adam, i
thought that i just had to butt in at this point, i couldn’t keep quite any longer.
love live Music, or even just love great architecture, Well get ones butt up to Madrid (Nice Buildings), and book your tickets to one of the greatest outdoors concerts you will ever have the chance of going to.. No its not Spain’s version of Glastonbury, well unless it rains, it is absolutely fab. My lovely wife Lucy and I had the privilege of going 2 years ago, to see the likes of, Amy winehouse, Streophonics, Jamiroquai and Shakira.
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The heat, the stars, the beer, the atmosphere, 75,000 other music lovers, just simply fantastic, and when its all done, there are outdoor nightclubs in this spectacular setting to let you Dance till dawn, if that’s your bag, or just grab a cab home and relish the humming in your ears, when you hit the pillow.... Stay in the middle of the gorgeous city and you can even get up and have KFC for breakkie, yes KFC.... Its easy to get to by train, or, if you fancy it, take a drive... make a weekend of it, sightsee, eat, enjoy... Live the dream...
One piece of advice, if you do stay on the Concert Arena till it shuts, remember, you are not the only one wanting one of those Taxis..... I would suggest, walking for about 30mins and grab one that is on the way in, get away from the field, otherwise you will be waiting, tired and hungry for a good few hours. Hope
to see you there...
APRIL 2010
The Orbit
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or those of you who live in Spain, and maybe like the outdoors,
Rock in Rio 2010
The New Motorhead...
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