Robe Lighting systems illuminate the stage of the largest music festival in Brazil

More than 170 Moving heads from Robe have starred in the lighting of live events during the ten days of the well-known Brazilian festival Festa do Peão, the largest in the Sao Paulo region.

The professional lighting system rental company LPL Lighting, based in Sao Paulo, has been responsible for supplying and installing the more than 170 Robe moving heads that have offered all kinds of effects on the Festa do Peão stages, the largest festival in this area of ​​Brazil, which specifically is celebrated for ten days in the city of Barretos, and known as the 'cowboy festival'.

The festival lighting design, directed by Bruno Lima, had to meet the technical requirements of the different musical groups and artists, as Bruno Marrone, Victor & Leo, Cristiano Araujo, Chitãozinho & Cry, among many others, whose common denominator was the installation of a large format LED screen behind the stage, and two more on its sides to ensure the public's vision, as well as additional strips with this technology.

Due to this LED-based audiovisual display, One of the challenges of the lighting designer was to install equipment with high light output and brightness for production., to create a dynamic and flexible stage space that would provide numerous effect options and creative resources for each and every artist..

The lighting systems developed by the Czech manufacturer Robe Lighting were the chosen option, supplied by Brazilian rental company LPL Lighting, Responsible for deploying equipment throughout the stage structure, both hanging on the ceiling, like on the ground.

Specifically, The lighting systems installed were 54 Pointes, 48 LEDWash 600s from the Robin series from this supplier, along with 36 ColorSpot 2500 ATs and equal number of ColorWash 2500E ATs. For this project, Bruno Lima has worked with a team of sixteen lighting technicians from LPL Lighting, “with a technical production at the level of this prestigious festival and very powerful systems, bright and robust like those of Robe”, points out Lima.