Opening Ceremony FIFA World Cup Brazil
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The hustle to get that all important entry ticket to the stadiums is on! If you are a football fan than you must know that the venue decided for next year’s World Cup is the Mecca of Soccer, Brazil. The FIFA World Cup 2014 opening ceremony will be held in the Itaquera stadium in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The opening ceremony of the FIFA World cup 2014 will be held on the first day of the tournament, Thursday 12th June 2014. The curtain raising ceremony will boast of a magical display of fireworks, performances by renowned entertainers across the world coupled with a sensational musical theme. It is expected to last for not more than an hour, a little more than the 2010 World Cup opening ceremony that lasted for 40 minutes. Itaquera stadium is also called the Itaquera Arena or Corinthians stadium, because it is the home of the Corinthians, a popular Brazilian football team.
“Capoeira is one of the biggest symbols there is against discrimination,” she said. “If you perform capoeira, there’s no way you’re not going to like black people, white people, fat people, thin people, ugly people and beautiful people. Capoeira is universal.”
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Once the dancers and performers have completed their contribution in representing the treasures of Brazil, the ceremony will come to a close with Pitbull, Jennifer Lopez, Claudia Leitte and the drumming collective Olodum performing We Are One, the official song of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.
General view of the Corinthians Arena during a Brazilian championship match between Corinthians and Figueirense in Sao Paulo, on May 18, 2014
Brazil officially handed the arena over to FIFA on May 21, long past the original December 31 deadline for all 12 stadiums.
Corinthians say the venue will end up costing between 920 million and 950 million reais ($417 million and $431 million) — or 14 to 18 percent over its original budget.
The stadium will not merely host the opening game — it will be the theater for the pomp of an opening ceremony to be transmitted by some 600 broadcasters to a worldwide audience of around a billion people.
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