Sorriso Maroto Plays Belo Horizonte on 14 November
BRAZIL · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —What Pagode group Sorriso Maroto plays its roda de samba show in Belo Horizonte.
- —When Saturday 14 November 2026, from 15:00, for more than four hours. Doors time not published.
- —Where Mineirinho outdoor area, Avenida Antônio Abrahão Caram 1000, Pampulha, Belo Horizonte.
- —Tickets Ingresse, Arena Pagode R$280 (about US$54), half price R$140 (about US$27); Open Bar R$350 (about US$67). Fees extra; rate RT, about R$5.22 per US$.
- —Good to know Age 18 and over. Lot prices rise as batches sell out.
An afternoon-to-night pagode show with a 360-degree stage and a good introduction to what Brazilians listen to at weekends.
Sorriso Maroto plays the outdoor area of the Mineirinho in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, on Saturday 14 November 2026, from 15:00. Ingresse lists Arena Pagode tickets at R$280 (about US$54), with half price at R$140 (about US$27), and Open Bar at R$350 (about US$67), plus fees.
Who Sorriso Maroto are
Sorriso Maroto is one of Brazil’s best-known pagode groups. Pagode is a style of samba that grew in Rio de Janeiro and remains popular across the country. The group formed in 1997 and is known for romantic lyrics and polished vocals.
For a foreigner, pagode sits between samba and pop. It is lighter than traditional samba, with cavaquinho, banjo and percussion. The group won the 2025 Latin Grammy for Best Samba/Pagode Album.

The show
The Belo Horizonte date is part of the Sorriso Eu Gosto no Pagode tour. It uses a roda de samba format, with the musicians in a circle on a 360-degree stage, close to the audience. Local coverage says two surprise guests will join, and their names have not been announced.
The repertoire celebrates other big names in Brazilian pagode, not only the group’s own songs. That makes it a good introduction for visitors who want to hear the genre as Brazilians do.
Tickets step by step
Ingresse is the ticket seller. Arena Pagode costs R$280 (about US$54), with half price at R$140 (about US$27). Open Bar costs R$350 (about US$67). Fees are added at checkout, and lot prices rise as batches sell out.
The dollar values use the RT market rate of 2 October 2026, about R$5.22 per US$. Half price applies to eligible groups, with proof. Use only the official Ingresse page.
Venue, age rules and getting there
The show takes place in the outdoor area of the Mineirinho, at Avenida Antônio Abrahão Caram 1000, in the Pampulha district. The event starts at 15:00 and lasts more than four hours. A doors time has not been published.
The age rating is 18 and over. We could not confirm public transport options, so a taxi or ride-hailing app is the practical choice. Agree a pick-up point for the return, because streets around the venue fill up after the show.
Because it is an outdoor afternoon show, wear sun protection and bring a light rain layer, since November storms are common in Minas Gerais.
What else to do in Belo Horizonte that week
Pampulha is also home to the modernist buildings by Oscar Niemeyer, including an art museum, and they are a short ride from the Mineirinho. The Praça da Liberdade has museums around a landscaped square.
Minas Gerais is known for its food, so try pão de queijo and local cheeses before the show.
When does Sorriso Maroto play in Belo Horizonte?
The group plays the Mineirinho outdoor area on Saturday 14 November 2026, from 15:00.
How much are Sorriso Maroto tickets in Belo Horizonte?
Ingresse lists Arena Pagode at R$280 (about US$54), half price at R$140 (about US$27) and Open Bar at R$350 (about US$67), plus fees, at about R$5.22 per US$.
What is the age limit?
The age rating is 18 and over.
Where is the show?
The show is in the Mineirinho outdoor area, at Avenida Antônio Abrahão Caram 1000, in the Pampulha district of Belo Horizonte.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources: ingresse.com, cenariominas.com.br. Retrieved 2 October 2026.
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