Maro Plays Circo Voador in Rio de Janeiro on 3 November
BRAZIL · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —What Portuguese singer-songwriter Maro plays the So Much Has Changed tour in Rio.
- —When Tuesday 3 November 2026. Doors 20:00, start time listed as 20:00 on Eventim.
- —Where Circo Voador, Rua dos Arcos s/n, Lapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
- —Tickets Eventim Brasil, half price R$100 (about US$19) to R$150 (about US$29) and full price R$200 (about US$38) to R$300 (about US$57), in three batches, at the RT rate of 2 October 2026 (about R$5.22 per US$).
- —Good to know Age 18 and over; from 14 with a parent. Fees at checkout are not confirmed.
A Portuguese singer-songwriter plays Circo Voador in Lapa on a Tuesday night, with three price batches on sale.
Maro plays Circo Voador in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Tuesday 3 November 2026. Eventim Brasil lists half-price tickets from R$100 (about US$19) and full-price tickets up to R$300 (about US$57). The show is for ages 18 and over, or from 14 with a parent.
Who Maro is
Maro is the stage name of the Portuguese singer-songwriter Mariana Secca. She co-wrote “saudade, saudade”, the song that represented Portugal at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2022.
If you do not know her work, start with “saudade, saudade”. The tour is called So Much Has Changed. In Brazil it also plays Belo Horizonte on 4 November and São Paulo on 7 November.
Tickets step by step
Eventim Brasil is the ticket seller. Tickets were released in three batches, called lotes. Lote 1 costs R$100 (about US$19) half price or R$200 (about US$38) full price. Lote 2 costs R$120 (about US$23) or R$240 (about US$46). Lote 3 costs R$150 (about US$29) or R$300 (about US$57).
Half price, called meia-entrada, applies to students, seniors and some other groups, with proof. Check the Eventim page for the rules. The dollar values use the RT market rate of 2 October 2026, about R$5.22 per US$. The service fee at checkout is not confirmed.
Avoid buying from social media accounts. Use the official Eventim page.
Venue, age rules and getting there
Circo Voador is at Rua dos Arcos, in the Lapa district. Eventim lists doors and the start at 20:00. Check the page before the date, since a start time at the same hour as doors can change.
Arrive early. Doors and the start are listed at the same hour, and no support act has been announced. Keep your ticket on your phone and bring photo ID for the age check.
The age rating is 18 and over. Young people from 14 can enter with a parent or guardian, according to the ticket page.
Lapa is busy at night, and ride-hailing apps are the simple way home. Keep your phone and valuables close in the crowded streets around the arches.
What else to do in Rio that week
The Lapa arches and the Escadaria Selarón steps are a short walk from the venue. Santa Teresa, the hilltop district above Lapa, has cafés and views.
November is early summer in Rio, with heat and sudden storms, so carry a light rain jacket. A Tuesday show leaves time for Sugarloaf or the beaches during the day.
When does Maro play in Rio de Janeiro?
Maro plays Circo Voador on Tuesday 3 November 2026. Eventim lists doors and the start at 20:00.
How much are Maro tickets in Rio?
Eventim lists half price from R$100 (about US$19) and full price up to R$300 (about US$57), at about R$5.22 per US$. Fees at checkout are not confirmed.
What is the age limit for the Maro concert?
The age rating is 18 and over. Young people from 14 can enter with a parent or guardian.
Where is Circo Voador?
Circo Voador is at Rua dos Arcos, in the Lapa district of Rio de Janeiro, close to the Lapa arches.
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Sources: eventim.com.br, eurovision.tv. Retrieved 2 October 2026.
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