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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Seja o Que Eu Quiser, the album that marked the beginning of Lagum’s journey, the band presents an exclusive Live Session in one of Brazil’s most iconic landmarks: the Sugarloaf Cable Car. Suspended between the sky, the sea, and the city of Rio de Janeiro, the group revisits the songs that helped shape its story through new arrangements and an intimate atmosphere. The recording also marks a historic milestone, making Lagum the first band ever to perform a live session inside a moving cable car. More than a celebration, the project is a tribute to a decade of music, friendship, and connection with their fans.

LAGUM Ao Vivo na Amazônia is part of Lagum’s 2026 plans, following LAGUM Ao Vivo no Bondinho (RJ). The band brings its music to the heart of the Amazon for a special live performance surrounded by the beauty of the rainforest. The project celebrates music, nature, and Brazilian culture, while supporting the conservation of the Amazon. All CO₂ emissions from the production were compensated through the REDD+ Jutaítuba Project.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Seja o Que Eu Quiser, the album that marked the beginning of Lagum’s journey, the band presents an exclusive Live Session in one of Brazil’s most iconic landmarks: the Sugarloaf Cable Car. Suspended between the sky, the sea, and the city of Rio de Janeiro, the group revisits the songs that helped shape its story through new arrangements and an intimate atmosphere. The recording also marks a historic milestone, making Lagum the first band ever to perform a live session inside a moving cable car. More than a celebration, the project is a tribute to a decade of music, friendship, and connection with their fans.

LAGUM Ao Vivo na Amazônia is part of Lagum’s 2026 plans, following LAGUM Ao Vivo no Bondinho (RJ). The band brings its music to the heart of the Amazon for a special live performance surrounded by the beauty of the rainforest. The project celebrates music, nature, and Brazilian culture, while supporting the conservation of the Amazon. All CO₂ emissions from the production were compensated through the REDD+ Jutaítuba Project.