Singer debuts unseen Corinthians x Sabotage shirt at Arena festival | OneFootball

Last Saturday, the Neo Química Arena hosted the fourth edition of the Festival Melhor Dia, an event dedicated to urban culture, with a focus on rap, trap, and funk. One of the most talked-about moments came from MC Hariel, who performed wearing a new Sport Club Corinthians Paulista jersey that has not yet been officially unveiled.

The kit is part of a special collection developed by the club in partnership with Sabotage, an iconic figure in Brazilian rap. The piece is predominantly white, with black vertical stripes, and features the artist’s name printed just below the chest, using the striking typography associated with the singer.

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The tribute reinforces the strong connection between Corinthians and Sabotage, who died on January 24, 2003. An outspoken supporter of the club, he saw in Corinthians a reflection of his journey through the outskirts of São Paulo, sharing ideals such as resistance, popular identity, and cultural expression.

The festival also took over the so-called House of the People throughout the afternoon. With gates opening at 2:30 p.m., the event brought together several artists from the scene, including names such as Matuê, Edi Rock, and BK’, as well as Yego & Friends, Franco, The Sir, Budah, Brandão, Nanda Tsunami, Meno K, Alee, and Tovitz. The program continued into the night in Itaquera.

In addition to the shows, the public was able to take part in activities related to urban sports. Among them was the debut of the Copa Melhor Dia, which featured a court set up in the stadium parking lot, allowing football and basketball matches in a 3-on-3 format.

Hosting events of this kind is nothing new for the venue. In 2025, the arena had already hosted festivals such as Cena 2K and the Vira Brasil Music Festival, reinforcing its role as an important hub for major cultural events in the city of São Paulo.

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