This was the second show of the “Got Back” tour in São Paulo and the artist always makes it clear that he loves the country. Unsurprisingly, he ends the series of shows on Brazilian soil with a performance at the Maracanã in Rio on the 16th, broadcast live on Disney+.
Paul McCartney communicates with the public at all times, but not always with words. He is the type of artist who can communicate with anyone through gestures and charisma. Yes, he's a Beatle, but he makes you feel at home.
For fans of the British quartet the show was full of hits, like “Got to Get You Into My Life,” “Getting Better,” “I’ve Just Seen a Face,” “Love Me Do,” and “Something.”
He also performed “I've Got a Feeling,” which featured John Lennon performing virtually. For those who love McCartney's solo songs, there was the familiar light and fireworks show in “Live and Let Die” and other songs such as “Letting Go,” “Come On To Me” and “Let Me Roll It.” ” and “My Valentine”.
The 81yearold bassist showed once again that he still knows how to lead a performance without letting fatigue get the better of him.. He gives new generations of musicians a lesson in how to put on a quality show and shows that even if you're one of the most famous people in the world, you don't have to rely solely on your fame.