Sunday, June 7, 2026

Ri-Ri takes Sao Paulo

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She is known for her raunchy performances in skimpy clothing and Rihanna did not disappoint her fans when she performed in Brazil for the first time.
The star recently took some time out from her busy schedule and went on a short trip to the small Italian village of Portofino after performing at the V Festival in Essex.
Despite being bombarded by excited locals, she still managed to enjoy taking casual walks along the beach as well as browse local shops.
But she was back to doing what she does best at the weekend and that was strutting her stuff on stage in front of thousands.
Wearing black fish net stockings and a black and white leotard which was clinched in at the waist with a belt, the singer looked stunning as she brought her LOUD Tour to Sao Paulo.
She went for the natural look and let her brown hair fall in loose curls around her face.
But critics have said although her stage presence was good with good dance routines, her singing was lukewarm.
Others have said the pop star should stick to singing reggae-inspired music like her hit What’s My Name and Man Down rather than dance or pop.
But die-hard Rihanna fans didn’t complain with many complimenting the singer on social networking site Twitter during the show.
Rihanna, who is currently recording a new album, will arrive in Britain in early October where many of her shows in London are already sold out.
 

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