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by Ricardo Q.T. Rodrigues - Brasil
I have now had the opportunity to cover
12 editions of this event in Extrema
(MG). It is one of the events I most enjoy
photographing, both because of my affinity
for music and the peaceful atmosphere that
the gathering provides.
It all started in 2011, with the dream of the
then director of culture Pablo Farina, who at
the time was president, in Minas Gerais, of MC Ãguias Dragões de Fogo and Motoclube
Canelas Secas, with the support of the
Municipal Government of Extrema. In 2012,
the MCs Caminho Estreito and Route 381
joined, and a year later, Maltas de Aço, Anjos
do Destino, and Guarás reinforced the team.
The first edition had a small structure, but
already had the format that it maintains
today: three days of music. From then on,
the meeting only grew, becoming one of
the largest in the country and attracting
motorcyclists from all over Brazil.
The event has a camping area, food court,
product and service tents, motorcycle stands,
and two stages for non-stop music. The
structure is impressive, as are the numbers:
more than 500 motorcycle clubs have already
attended the gathering, and more than 300
tents occupied the camping area in a single
edition.
Handpicked musicians and high-caliber
bands, such as Titãs, Barão Vermelho,
Dinho Ouro Preto, Camisa de Vênus,
Nenhum de Nós, and BiquÃni, have
already performed on the stages of
Extrema Motofest.
We also cannot forget the performances
by various artists who wander among
the tables to the delight of the audience,
the photo panels, the fireworks display,
and the humanitarian aspect, with the
collection of warm clothing and food.
Link to online interview on YouTube - by MAP.
Ricardo Q.T. Rodrigues on EXT.
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