超模吉賽爾將在"史上最性感的"奧運會開幕式上演出
Supermodel Gisele to star in 'sexiest ever' Olympic opening ceremony
Supermodel Gisele Bundchen is coming out of retirement to launch the Rio Olympics as the embodiment of the famous Girl From Ipanema, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
《每日郵報》24日報道稱,已宣布退休的超模吉賽爾·邦辰將在里約奧運會開幕式中出演著名的依帕內瑪女孩 .
Stunning Gisele, 35, who announced she was quitting the catwalk last year, will be one of many 'surprises' planned for the 'sexiest ever' Olympic opening ceremony on August 5, which is expected to attract a global TV audience of a billion.
35歲的吉賽爾已于去年宣布告別T臺,這位美艷動人的超模將在8月5日里約奧運會開幕式中出演,這是里約奧組委策劃的"史上最性感的"奧運會中眾多"驚喜"之一,以期征服全球十億電視觀眾.
Gisele will strut into Rio's Maracana stadium to the strains of the famous bossa nova jazz song, played on a piano by Brazilian musician Paolo Jobim, whose late father Antonio composed the worldwide hit in 1962.
吉賽爾將伴著巴西音樂家保羅·喬賓鋼琴演奏的著名巴薩諾瓦爵士樂登上馬納卡納球場的舞臺.保羅·喬賓的先父安東尼奧曾在1962年創作了這首風靡世界的音樂.
Legendary Brazilian footballer Pele is being tipped to light the Olympic flame – the gesture that traditionally opens the Games.
聞名世界足壇的巴西球王貝利將點燃奧運圣火——奧運開幕的傳統儀式.
Details of the show have been kept secret, but insiders say it will feature 6,000 scantily clad performers and that the theme will be 'the evolution of the people of Brazil', featuring tributes to the rainforest, Brazil's famous Carnival and the country's love of sensual dance and the female form.
里約奧組委目前對開幕式演出具體細節三緘其口,但知情人士表示,開幕式主題已定為"巴西人的歷史演變",屆時將有6000名衣著性感的演員表演雨林頌歌并還原巴西狂歡節的場景,演出將充分展示巴西人民對熱舞的熱愛以及對女性美的崇拜.
'There will be lots of nearly naked women doing the samba,' said a source connected with the three-hour spectacle, after a dress rehearsal surrounded by armed guards. 'The costumes have been designed to show off as much flesh as possible which means as little material as they can get away with.
"到時會有很多幾近全裸的女演員跳桑巴舞,"一位與三小時盛典演出相關的工作人員表示,彼時一場戒備森嚴的彩排剛落下帷幕."演出服裝的設計初衷是盡可能多地展現出演員的肉體,這意味著她們所著布料將少之又少."
'This is Brazil, after all, where the female body is celebrated like no other place on Earth.'
"畢竟,這是巴西.在這個星球上能如此推崇女性身體的民族,巴西敢稱第一,無人敢稱第二."
But with just 13 days to go, a series of crises is threatening to overshadow the Games.
