Carnival in BH is taken over by sertanejo with Clayton & Romário at Pampulha
Clayton & Romário entertain Carnival crowds in BH, mixing sertanejo with traditional Axé hits.
On Saturday afternoon, Clayton & Romário performed at the Carnival celebration in Pampulha, Belo Horizonte, captivating attendees with their unique blend of sertanejo and traditional Axé music. The duo, known for their energetic performances, took the stage at approximately 3 PM, drawing in a vibrant crowd along Avenida Abrahão Caram. Their lineup included popular tracks such as “P do Pecado” by Simone Mendes and “Ai Se Eu Te Pego” by Michel Teló, alongside their own songs like "Aproveita.
Hailing from Goiânia, Clayton & Romário represent the rising stars of the contemporary sertanejo scene, having relocated to Belo Horizonte where they feel deeply connected to the local culture. As they performed, the crowd's enthusiasm reflected the duo's ability to engage their audience through a seamless mix of musical styles. This performance not only highlighted their talent but also showcased the evolving landscape of Brazilian music during Carnival.
The event marks a significant moment in the local Carnival celebrations, as it illustrates the increasing popularity of sertanejo music within the festive context traditionally dominated by genres like Samba and Axé. The duo’s presence at such a major cultural event signifies the importance of sertanejo in the cultural fabric of Brazil, especially in regions like Minas Gerais where they have found a home.