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His relationship with Brasília predates his solo career. The singer’s history with the city dates back to 2015, when she sang with the group Os Caramelows. In 2020, Liniker began his solo career, gaining even more visibility on the national music scene.
The federal capital has shown fervent support for the Caju project. When the tour was announced, tickets for Saturday’s show sold out in just three hours, which led the artist to add an extra date on Sunday.
The Caju album is, undeniably, a watershed moment, surpassing 160 million plays and earning Liniker three Latin Grammys in 2025. The album tour stands out not only for its musical performance — filled with hits such as “Veludo Marrom” and “Pote de Ouro” — but also for its inclusive actions and partnerships. In one of the tour’s presentations in the city, there was specialized assistance for People with Disabilities (PWD) in an elevated area with a team on standby.
On December 14th, the Caju force returns to Brasília to the Ulysses Centro de Convenções, where Liniker will perform the closing show.
The festival is presented by Banco do Brasil Estilo, sponsored by the federal government and BB Visa cards, and is held by Metropolises and production of Oh! Arts.
Schedule
Paralamas do Sucesso & Dado Villa Lobos
Tour: Celebrating 40 years of Classics
November 21
Caetano Veloso
December 11th
Liniker
December 14th
Brazil Style Festival
Location: Ulysses Convention Center
