Anitta's Brazil concerts feature meditation and temporary alcohol ban

Brazilian singer Anitta opened her Equilibrivm Tour in Porto Alegre with a two‑hour pre‑show program called Vila Equilivrium. Attendees could take part in free holistic activities such as guided meditation, free hugs, circular dances, sound therapy, tarot and astrology readings. During this period the sale of alcoholic beverages was suspended and resumed only after the wellness segment ended, before the concert began. Anitta said the restriction is temporary and linked to the nature of the activities. The initiative is part of her broader Equilibrivm project, launched in April, and follows the release of the Equilibrivm II album, which explores spirituality, ancestry and Brazilian cultural sounds. She described the project as the biggest and most special work of her life.