Pop icon Madonna cemented her status as a legend by achieving a monumental feat: the largest standalone concert in history. The 65-year-old singer closed out her Celebration Tour in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with a performance that drew a staggering 1.6 million fans to the famed Copacabana beach, according to Live Nation. This free concert, a gesture of gratitude to her global fanbase, surpassed all previous records for a single artist.

Madonna’s epic performance was a culmination of her four-decade career. She dazzled the Rio crowd with a hit-packed setlist, spanning her iconic dance anthems like “Like a Prayer” and “Vogue” to introspective ballads like “Nothing Really Matters.” The energy was electric as Madonna belted out her classics, her powerful vocals defying her age. A special highlight arrived when Brazilian superstar Anitta joined Madonna on stage for a dynamic performance, much to the delight of the audience. This unforgettable show not only solidified Madonna’s position as a musical powerhouse but also served as a thrilling conclusion to her highly acclaimed Celebration Tour.