Yeah, I rode Deja Vu at SFGAm and I thought it was awesome. The back row is pretty amazing between the heights while facing downwards, the huge vertical drop, the airtime in several spots, and the power through some of the layout. Lots of fun.
If Mirabliandia can maintain their GIB as well as Silverwood and Parque Madrid do, it should run just fine, better in fact than it did in Six Flags hands. Hopefully, if the park is smart, they will look into a refurbishment (offered by Vekoma) of the ride just as Silverwood did with Aftershock. That way the ride can be rid of all of the extra un-authorized programmed junk Six Flags threw into the ride, it can have fresh parts, and can run like new.
Mirabliandia made a good decision, ressurecting the final GIB from the dead, although the ride will need a lot of work as the general consensus was that SFOG's GIB was the worst, least reliable of the 4.
FYI, Mirabilandia did an absolutely amazing job restoring and saving a 23 years old Vekoma Whirlwind, abandoned for years in the storage of an old closed park:
I don't understand why these are that great of rides... I felt the one at SFMM was uncomfortable, and the whole leaning forward into the restraints vertical was just an uncomfortable unsafe feeling in my opinion.
My experience for Vekoma has been only on their rides which are pretty much at every park (boomerang and their vertical boomerang, (forward and their double faced seats) and they have not been enjoyable) Hence I don't have any good thoughts towards vekoma...
But best of luck towards brazil, hope they make money with it.
^^ If you aren't stapled into your seat by the harness, the airtime on the drops is actually pretty good. The GIB's are pretty smooth too for Vekoma, which is another plus. As for the "unsafe" feeling, I gotta agree with Freddie, it's an awesome experience on any ride.