Rio de Janeiro, April 14 (EFE) .- The British singer Paul McCartney announced that next May 23 will offer a second concert in Rio de Janeiro, after which his followers run dry in one hour tickets for the show scheduled for previous day. In its official website, McCartney explained that the locations for his second performance, to be held at the stadium Engenhao also be sold from next Monday at the box office this compound and this enabled portals.
The followers of the artist sold out an hour today revenue for the concert by the British vocalist offer on 22 May in Rio de Janeiro, where he returned 21 years after his last performance. This morning, an hour after they started selling tickets online, the website established for this purpose reported that the 45,000 seats available for the May concert was sold out.
Engenhao stadium even advanced the opening hours of the lockers to meet hundreds of supporters who, under a scorching heat, waiting since dawn to open the doors to get a ticket. The furor over the McCartney's return to Rio de Janeiro began last Tuesday, sold out in hours when a first batch of tickets sold exclusively to customers of corporate sponsors and members of the fan club of former member of the Beatles.
Before joining the Brazilian city where the tour closes "Up and Coming" in Latin America, the British singer will perform on May 9 at the Estadio Monumental de Lima, and then work for two days later in Santiago de Chile. With concerts in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil McCartney returns to six months after a show in Porto Alegre in the south, and two in Sao Paulo.
The singer's performance will mean that the Flamengo and Fluminense, two of the most popular football teams in Rio de Janeiro who regularly play in the Engehnao have to play their home games at another stadium for the stage can be used by McCartney. 
The followers of the artist sold out an hour today revenue for the concert by the British vocalist offer on 22 May in Rio de Janeiro, where he returned 21 years after his last performance. This morning, an hour after they started selling tickets online, the website established for this purpose reported that the 45,000 seats available for the May concert was sold out.
Engenhao stadium even advanced the opening hours of the lockers to meet hundreds of supporters who, under a scorching heat, waiting since dawn to open the doors to get a ticket. The furor over the McCartney's return to Rio de Janeiro began last Tuesday, sold out in hours when a first batch of tickets sold exclusively to customers of corporate sponsors and members of the fan club of former member of the Beatles.
Before joining the Brazilian city where the tour closes "Up and Coming" in Latin America, the British singer will perform on May 9 at the Estadio Monumental de Lima, and then work for two days later in Santiago de Chile. With concerts in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil McCartney returns to six months after a show in Porto Alegre in the south, and two in Sao Paulo.
The singer's performance will mean that the Flamengo and Fluminense, two of the most popular football teams in Rio de Janeiro who regularly play in the Engehnao have to play their home games at another stadium for the stage can be used by McCartney.
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