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Rolling Stones on video: Mick Jagger interview Brazilian TV 2016
February 26, 2016: Mick is interviewed in Sao Paulo for Superpop (Rede TV!, Brazilian TV) by Luciana Gimenez, mother of his son Lucas
Mick Jagger’s 2016 Brazilian TV Interview: A Personal and Candid Moment
In February 2016, Mick Jagger took center stage off the concert arena, sitting down for an intimate interview on Brazilian TV’s Superpop show, hosted by Luciana Gimenez, the mother of his son Lucas. The setting was vibrant Sao Paulo, where the legendary frontman shared personal insights and reflections that went beyond the usual rock star persona.
The interview allowed fans a glimpse into Mick’s life and thoughts at a pivotal moment, just before the Rolling Stones’ electrifying tour that included their iconic Copacabana beach show. The conversation blended personal anecdotes with career highlights, bridging the gap between the global rock legend and his roots in Brazil. Luciana’s unique position as both interviewer and mother added a heartfelt layer to the dialogue, making it a compelling encounter filled with warmth, honesty, and a touch of nostalgia. Mick also reflected on the evolution of the band, his experiences as a father, and the lasting impact of music on his life, creating a rich and memorable conversation that resonated deeply with viewers.
A Legendary Tour and a Special Connection
The interview also highlighted the anticipation surrounding the Stones’ legendary tour in Brazil, particularly their massive free concert at Copacabana Beach, which drew millions of fans. Mick’s reflections painted a vivid picture of the band’s enduring connection with their Brazilian audience and the energy that fuels their performances in such iconic locations. This episode is a testament to how the Rolling Stones continue to captivate generations worldwide, blending music, family, and culture into a story that resonates deeply with fans everywhere. (Ref. Rolling Stones Mick Jagger 2016)
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