The night of this Saturday, May 3 Around 2.5 million followers from Lady Gaga, managed to enjoy a megaconcierto in the iconic beach of Copacabana in the “wonderful city”.
The artist did not hesitate to share her happiness in social networks with a meaningful message to thank for the show “The view of the crowd during my opening songs left me breathless.”
Although it was one of the best concerts of the ‘American Diva’, it was also known that The authorities avoided a strong attack in the place. Apparently, the attack was orchestrated by a group that “disseminated hate speech,” the radicalization of adolescents and autolesion on digital platforms.
According to the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro, there were two alleged involved in the plan of the attack, who were finally captured. At the concert There were more than 5,000 agents, drones and cameras with facial recognition To avoid setbacks in the artist’s presentation.
Metal detectors that invaded the beach
On the morning of Sunday, May 4, the scene of the place changed completely, as it went from being occupied by thousands of people, to be surrounded by some men who, with the help of metal detectors, found several tourist treasures, tourists,
One of them even found lost rings and necklaces buried in the sand, with an estimated value of around R $ 400, around $ 300 thousand Colombian pesos.
Lady Gaga is presented in a free macroconciente on Copacabana Beach. EFE/ Antonio Laceda Photo:EFE
Application driver and resident of Duke of Caxias, Rafael de Almeida practices this hobby for three years. It was he who found the jewels, which he proudly exhibited: a cross in a gold chain that hung from his neck and a gold ring, already on his little finger.
“At home I will put a solution on the material to check it, but I think the necklace is made of low quality gold, that is, 14 carats. And the ring could use more: 16 carats. But I do not detect metals to earn money. For me it is therapy,” says Rafael.
Rafael was accompanied by locksmith Davi Ramón, who has been practicing the fans for eight years. He came from São Paulo to look for treasures after Lady Gaga’s show, but he didn’t have much luck: At 9 in the morning, it only found keys, lighters and other objects of little value.
“I travel throughout Brazil making metal detection. We do it for love of hobby, but it also has an environmental appearance. During the detection we remove the garbage from the sand. On a day like this, a detector can get 15 kilos of land from the sandin addition to what we discover value, “says Davi.
The most curious thing is that the treasures are not only in sight after events or concerts, on a day -to -day basis, they have also found several valuables.
Speaking of value objects, throughout April, Rafael found three wedding rings and a two grams gold necklace.
“We do not stop at each metal detection, only when it is stronger. Can you imagine what would happen if we dig up all the signs issued by the detector? “Rafael emphasizes.
Regarding what they do with the necklaces and rings found, they replied that if an owner appears that has evidence that the object is yours, the return is made without any problem.
“If the person has a photo or video that proves that the necklace or ring is yours, we return it,” Rafael explained.
The disco cleaning operation after the show
Comlurba withdrew 392 tons of waste after the show of singer Lady Gaga. According to the cleaning company, SE dealt with the greatest hydraulic cleaning operation in history, with the mobilization of 26 motobombs and 12 tank trucks, which washed Atlântica avenue and streets that lead to the event of the event, Including the external areas of the Arcoverde and Cantagalo Metro Metro stations, before and after the event, with reused water, soap and eucalyptus essence. The cleaning was completed at 5 am on Sunday and the teams will be reviewing it throughout the day.
“The operation was a success, with a thorough planning, paying attention to all the details of the megaevento, anticipating the possible increase of the public, which happened,” said the president of Comlurb, Jorge Inres.
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