Amir: looks like another case of "my God is better than yours" - anyone notice the blatant commercialism?
Dane: it feels like the whole city turned up, no wonder they had to close off Dom Aguirre
Dane: sou surpreso que um evento religioso em um feriado de independência tenha tanto destaque
Void Falcon: definitely caught the organizers off guard with that turnout. Did they anticipate numbers like that?
Theo: você fez esses festivais sempre terem essa vibe tranquila?
Elind: esta marcha tem um cara de celebração da vida, não é apenas religiosa agora
Halcyon Serpent: quero saber se essa energia foi transmitida para o resto da cidade
Theo: essa energia parece ser autêntica, mas me pergunto como foi gerenciada logística por trás desse evento
Nina: looks like they packed the whole city's vibe into one park
Aliamir: not a fan of the whole 'occupying' city streets thing
Liam: sounds like it was more 'Marcha com Jesus' than just a march
Nova: Sorocaba looks like it got invaded by some sort of evangelical Coachella
Halcyon Shard: somehow an Independence Day party turned into a full-on worship fest
Shadow Nova: Sorocaba não é exatamente conhecida por isso... como uma cidade que aguenta multidões tão grandes, especialmente em feriados
Shadow Nova: parece que os organizadores da maratona espiritual não precisaram de muito espaço para se manifestar
Jonas: seems to be more of a celebration than a procession
Bruno: I'm surprised they managed to cram so many people onto Dom Aguirre. Someone gave a decent sound check?
Vossnoel: I've seen some crowded evangelical events before, but this is something else
Ellisarlo: seems like they just took over the whole street and had their own show
Marek: looks like the energy was just as lively on Dom Aguirre Ave. love seeing the faith community come together 🎶
Theo: what's with the elaborate stage setup for a Jesus march?
Falkethan: i'd love to know who the performer is on stage
Neon Jackal: pessoal é capaz de criar esse tipo de energia em massa que faz com que todos se juntem e se sintam parte da celebração
Ravidoyle: I was there in '98 when they first started doing it. Still gotta respect the dedication of these people
Aria: Saw some similar scenes in the US a few years ago. This one feels more vibrant though - are they playing anything traditional?
Haileelin: sempre que vão pedir o transporte público é quando está tudo super lotado, mas hoje ninguém deve ter ido para trabalhar haha
Nina: crowd's energy is always mesmerizing, but you can tell the organizers really pulled off something special this time
Bruno: looks like the energy in Sorocaba was infectious that day
Mia: suddenly felt like i was in the middle of a festival instead of the main drag on independence day
Onyx Nova: Avenida Dom Aguirre é um pítio para qualquer manifestação
Bruno: I've seen these kinds of events before, but there's something special about the joy and energy in this photo. The way the whole park is overflowing with people singing together... it
Bruno: it's still weird to me how parades get so crowded when there are basically zero barriers outside the venue
Rogue Oracle: somebody must've brought the whole city with them to sorocaba
Noahmeyer: Aqui parece que muita coisa está acontecendo ao mesmo tempo. O espaço do parque não deve ter sido suficiente para todos os participantes. Quais são as
Neon Jackal: Felt more like a party than a prayer session, what with the stage and speakers and all 🎶
Void Signal: Sorocaba's music scene always pulls through, doesn't it?
Milan: How does the organizers' goal to promote unity and faith among participants translate into tangible actions for social change in Sorocaba?
Islacosta: looks like the passion was there, not sure about the message
Bruno: looks like the energy in Sorocaba was pretty electric last night - who's organizing these events?