At a recent show in Belo Horizonte, DJ's performance before Zé Felipe featured the song 'Alô, Virginia', which is dedicated to the influencer and presenter Virgínia, the singer's ex-wife. The moment occurred just before Zé Felipe's performance in a trio elétrico, building excitement among fans who sang along to the track. 'Alô, Virginia' had gained popularity on social media towards the end of 2025, coinciding with a viral dance trend.

During his performance, Zé Felipe entertained the crowd with several hits, including 'Coloca O Capacete', 'Porsche Azul', and 'Homem É Homem, Moleque É Moleque', showcasing his latest compositions. The show included collaborations with other artists like Felipe Beats and Nattan, highlighting Zé Felipe's vibrant presence in the sertanejo music scene. The audience was highly engaged, despite a delay of over an hour before the show began.

The event reflects the dynamic nature of Brazilian music culture, specifically the sertanejo genre, which continues to attract large crowds and generate viral moments in social media. The references to personal relationships, as seen with the play of 'Alô, Virginia', are common in this genre, resonating with fans on multiple levels and fostering a communal atmosphere during live performances.