Sting

In 'Live In Brazil 1987', which actually captures a concert from November 30, 1986, we find Sting on the cusp of a transformative period in his career. Leading up to this performance, he had just released 'Dream of the Blue Turtles' in 1985, which marked his debut as a solo artist apart from The Police. The album showcased a jazzy, sophisticated sound that was distinctly his, moving away from the band's rock roots. This concert features tracks like 'Lazarus Heart' and 'We'll Be Together', highlighting his evolution as a musician. Fun fact: during this time, Sting was not just a music icon but also an emerging advocate for social and environmental causes, showcasing his multifaceted personality. Fans in Brazil had the chance to witness this blend of artistry and activism live—a testament to his captivating stage presence and the emotional depth he brings to his performances.

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