Aug 8, 2009

"Backstreet" Back To Brazil

Posted: Feb 26 2009, 09:45 PM

Brian Thomas Littrell is definitely very excited with his return to Brazil, after nearly eight years of first presentation of the famous boy band in the Maracanã, in Rio, and the Anhembi, in São Paulo. "Tell everyone that 'Backstreet is back, alright!", Then the typical gritinho at the end of the interview by telephone a few days ago. A group of boys who started sighs of adolescents aged in the 90s, but seems to continue with the same energy as the season reached the stardom.

Despite the break of five years without launching new albums, between 2000 and 2005, and the announcement of the departure of Kevin Scott Richardson in 2006, the Backstreet Boys (only close to the BSB) why not come and show why it is one of the bands most sustainable and profitable industry to beautiful boys who sing and dance.

"For too long, the music capable of dealing with the emotion could sell thousands of discs. When the Backstreet Boys appeared in 1993, there was no boy band, the scene was one with Nirvana, Snoop Dog. The music is cyclical, but the people always look for moments of celebration. And we are the only group that style which was, "says Brian. The secret of success among those who consider their brothers is communication. "We are completely different, but we have two things in common: we are passionate about what we do and we keep the focus on success"

The show, which are present in the next 5 in the parking Credicard Hall, and on day 7 in Citibank Hall Rio, is part of the tour the album "Unbreakable" (2007), which began in February last year in Japan When negotiating the countries where they would conduct the presentations, Brian noted that the quartet was keen to fit South America, a region that has always nourished a great affection. "We love the country, fans are really crazy there. Not measure efforts to follow in the streets, the hotel at the airport. It's great! It is quite different from what happens in other countries, which have a different way to us receive."

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