On 22 and 23 August, C6 no Rock takes over Ibirapuera with shows that remind you 1980s Brazilian rock knew how to ache, provoke and thrill, sometimes all in the same song. Titãs, Paralamas, Ira!, Plebe Rude, Blitz, Marina Lima, Paulo Ricardo, Dado Villa-Lobos and Marcelo Bonfá revisit classic albums, while Rita Lee and Cazuza get the kind of tributes built to become a collective chorus. It is a festival for singing loudly, pretending to have your emotions under control, and finding lines that end up as captions. Somewhere in the crowd, Todo Amor que Houver Nessa Vida could easily start with someone singing next to you.