Final Pagode Shows Wrap Up at Super Nova Era as Manaus Prepares for Samba Festival
Manaus concludes its Super Nova Era pagode concerts on October 3 as it gears up for the October 10 Samba Manaus festival featuring top samba artists.
- • Final pagode presentations on October 3 across four supermarkets in Manaus.
- • Event merges music performances and shopping with Itaipava beer tastings.
- • Collaboration between Super Nova Era, Itaipava, and Fábrica de Eventos.
- • Samba Manaus festival set for October 10 at Arena da Amazônia with 12 hours of performances.
- • Artists confirmed for festival include Belo, Thiaguinho, and Sorriso Maroto.
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The vibrant pagode performances at Super Nova Era supermarkets in Manaus will conclude this Saturday, October 3, 2026, marking the end of a lively four-week event.
Starting at 10 AM, four supermarket locations—including Avenida Torquato Tapajós, Avenida Brasil, Cidade Nova, and Jorge Teixeira—will host the final presentations by various local pagode groups. Each venue features a different band: 'Deixa em Off' at Avenida Torquato Tapajós, 'Sem Querer' at Avenida Max Teixeira, 'Coração do Pagode' at Avenida Brasil, and 'Samba Bom' at Avenida Autaz Mirim. Alongside the music, shoppers can enjoy Itaipava beer tastings, combining entertainment with their weekend routines.
This initiative, a collaboration between Super Nova Era, Itaipava, and Fábrica de Eventos, aims to infuse the samba spirit into the shopping experience in Manaus.
Looking ahead, the Samba Manaus festival is scheduled for October 10 at Arena da Amazônia. This event promises a 12-hour celebration featuring renowned samba and pagode artists from both national and local scenes. Confirmed performers include notable figures such as Belo, Thiaguinho, and Sorriso Maroto, ensuring a memorable festival that celebrates the rich musical culture of Manaus.
These events reflect the region's strong connection to samba and pagode genres, offering residents and visitors alike an immersive experience of Brazil’s popular rhythms.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
