Focolare Movement

Gen Rosso in Brazil

Oct 14, 2015

The tour consists of 7 Projects with a total number of 14 public concerts and 1,400 young people on stage (200 in every city).

In 5 September the Gen Rosso International Performing Arts Group started its tour with the Fazenda da Esperança which is celebrating in 6 different cities the definitive approval of the work of Frei Hans, Nelson, Lucy and Iraçi called Familia da Esperança. First stopover: Palmas, at the geographic centre of Brazil, a recently built city and capital of the new state of Tocantins.  9 workshops (stage scenery, theatre, music, hip-hop gang, hip hop combination, Festao, strong moves, percussions and broadway) and 2 concerts with a total of 2,300 people. Also the National network TV Globo, the Director of the TV Anhaguera channel, the Director of the local newspaper, the Prefect, Archbishop and 2 bishops will be present. The second stopover from 14 to 20 September: Caxias in the state of Maranão which is a state with prevalently farming activities. Third stopover in Manaus (21-25 September) and  Garanhuns  in the State of Pernambuco. In October the group will be in Casca in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, up the 17th after which, in Guaratinguetá  in the state of San Paolo and Guarapuava  in the State of Paraná. TOUR Programme in Brazil

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