RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – Fans of pop superstar Taylor Swift faced disappointment and tragedy during the three-day leg of her Eras Tour in Rio as a result of two deaths, muggings, and a dangerous heat wave. The tour concluded on Monday night, leaving many of Swift’s Brazilian fans upset. The deaths of two young people, muggings, and complaints of fainting due to extreme heat marred the otherwise anticipated event.

Gabriel Mongenot Santana Milhomem Santos, 25, who traveled from the country’s center-west region to see Swift, was stabbed to death on a Copacabana beach about 3 a.m. Monday, Rio’s police reported. This unfortunate incident followed the death of 23-year-old Ana Clara Benevides Machado, who became ill during the singer’s first show in the city and died later that evening at a hospital.

Additionally, fans reported fainting from extreme heat and being mugged, which further added to the chaos and disappointment. Inside the stadium, concertgoers complained of unbearable heat and difficulty getting access to water, with temperatures soaring to 41 degrees Celsius (105 Fahrenheit) during one show. The extreme heat also led to the postponement of one night’s show due to concerns for the well-being of the fans.

In light of the tragedies and complaints, Taylor Swift expressed her sorrow, stating that Benevides’ death left her with a “shattered heart.” Thousands of fans had lined up to attend the shows, only to be faced with extreme temperatures and chaos, leading to a wave of disappointment and frustration among both local and international concertgoers.

Ultimately, the series of tragic events, unfortunate circumstances, and logistical challenges led to a disappointing and difficult experience for many of Taylor Swift’s Brazilian fans attending the Rio leg of her Eras Tour. Rio’s Municipal Health Department confirmed that it was necessary to postpone one of the shows due to extreme temperatures, leaving many fans from different regions feeling frustrated and let down by the unfortunate turn of events.