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BABU SANTANA STARS IN NEW GLOBO SERIES ABOUT THE EMERGENCE OF CARIOCA ORGANIZED CRIME
Over the course of 10 episodes, published two per week on Thursdays, different plots intertwine
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Rio de Janeiro, 1970s and 1980s. It is to this period that the public will be transported from June 13th with the premiere of 'The Game that Changed History', an Original Globoplay series inspired by the history of factions real and immersed in reality. There are three favelas in which the plot takes place, the fictional Padre Nosso, Parada Geral and Morro da Promessa. Furthermore, the public will be able to follow the war from inside the Ilha Grande prison. Over the course of 10 episodes, published two per week on Thursdays, different plots intertwine.
To tell the story of how organized crime emerged in Rio de Janeiro, the plot begins by presenting some of its protagonists in the prison in Ilha Grande. In this sense, two newcomers to this environment know the rules of this universe along with the public: Egídio (Ravel Andrade), arrested after running over a general's daughter, and Jesus Pedra (Raphael Logam), a beginner prison guard. But from day one, transformation is inevitable for both. “Egídio arrives in this world totally unknown to him, he is a portrait of many young people in society, a character who has an abysmal turn all the way”, points out Ravel Andrade.
In prison, two groups command the place, on one side the “Alligator” phalanx; and on the other, the “Turma do Fundão”, the future “Falange Vermelha”. “He is one of the bosses, one of the central figures in the creation of a faction that will emerge throughout the plot. But Hoffman has charisma, he's a brave, tough guy, a physical fighter. He has his allies, the dominated and his rivals and a coexistence of great respect, fear and friendship with the other prisoners”, anticipates Babu Santana.
José Junior also highlights the importance of bringing these stories to the public , told from other perspectives. “These are events that are rarely portrayed in audiovisual media or are unknown to the vast majority of society. Maybe everyone knows it, but not in a deep way. The protagonists who face the problem are the main characters that we give voice to,” he analyzes. “The vast majority of the cast is made up of black people, from the favelas and northeast, reflecting the Brazilian reality.”
In addition, 'The Game that Changed History' gains even more veracity with real locations, such as the Bangu 1 prison and the favelas Vigário Geral, Parada de Lucas, Dique, Parque Analândia, Rocinha and Complexo da Pedreira, all in Rio. “Making a series in real environments is very rich and full of surprises”, says Heitor Dhalia, director general plot. The native of Pernambuco also says that his immersion in the project was complete, right from the preparation. “It's a somewhat colossal effort, there are 10 episodes, period, with many characters and complex action scenes. All of this required a great deal of immersion in the creative process. I highlight in this dedication the work of preparing the actors and the entire team for the big scenes. I was fascinated by the story. We only know who we are if we know our history”, he adds.
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Rapper Oruam sends message to Robinho's son: "I understand what you're going through"
Marcinho VP's son, Oruam, spoke about Robson Jr., who has been gaining ground in Santos' professional squad and played against Flamengo
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Last Thursday (17), rapper Oruam, known in the national trap scene, used his social networks to send a message to Robinho Jr., a young Santos player . The gesture gained repercussion due to the family history of both : both are children of figures involved with justice.
Oruam is the son of Marcinho VP, identified as one of the leaders of Comando Vermelho , a criminal organization operating in Rio de Janeiro. Robinho Jr. is the son of former player Robinho , imprisoned since March 2023, in Tremembé, in the interior of São Paulo, for involvement in a gang rape case in Italy.
ROBINHO'S SON IS GAINING SPACE
Robinho Jr., 17, began to stand out in Santos' professional squad in 2024. After being named in the squad in February for a match against Noroeste, for Paulistão, he officially entered the field for the first time in the friendly against Desportiva Ferroviária , on July 10. On that occasion, he contributed with an assist in the 3-1 victory.
According to data from the " Sofascore " platform, the striker came on in the 21st minute of the second half, replacing Argentine Álvaro Barreal. During the match, he completed three passes, was fouled once, made one tackle, but didn't take a single shot on goal.
A remarkable past unites families
Oruam's father, drug trafficker Marcinho VP, has been in prison since 1996 , sentenced to 36 years for the murder and dismemberment of two rival drug traffickers. Despite serving decades in prison, Marcinho maintains close ties with his children. He is married to Márcia Nepomuceno and has six children, including Oruam, born in 2001, one of the best known for his musical career.
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Bruna Biancardi shares photo with Mel and fans react: "Neymara 2"
The influencer posed with her youngest daughter, who was born on the 5th, and her followers compared the baby to Neymar and her sister, Mavie.
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Bruna Biancardi shared a photo with Mel, her second daughter with Neymar, last Thursday (17). The post received several comments from followers praising and comparing the player's daughters. The influencer gave birth on the 5th.
In the black-and-white photo, Bruna appears holding the baby in her arms: "Little bundle 💛," she wrote. The post went viral, and the influencer's fans reacted: "NeyMel," wrote one. "Neymara 2 🥰," said another, remembering the nickname given to the couple's firstborn. " My God, I look just like my daddy ❤️❤️ ," posted a third. "Guys, I look just like Neymar," declared another.
CONTROVERSY AT THE STADIUM
Eleven days after giving birth, Bruna Biancardi went to support Neymar at the Vila Belmiro stadium, in a game against Flamengo, last Wednesday (16), for the Brasileirão. Thus, the influencer was heavily criticized.
Some users on X, formerly Twitter, commented on the influencer's behavior and gave their opinions on her reason for attending the game: "Biancardi with a very recent C-section, a newborn at home, and she ended up in a soccer stadium, no idea," one said. " Bruna Biancardi going to a stadium not even a month after giving birth, people. What's the point? Meh, huh?" asked another.
Other internet users pointed out the reason for the attitude: "Biancardi, a week after giving birth, was in the stadium! Fear of the plague of another child in the postpartum period hahahaha," joked a third. " If she leaves the boy Ney alone, Biancardi will feel the taste of another one like she felt with Fernanda Campos lol ," opined another.
BIRTH OF HONEY
Mel was born at São Luiz Star Hospital in São Paulo around 3 a.m. on the 5th. Bruna Biancardi had to undergo an emergency C-section after her waters broke. Despite the scare, everything went well. Family members, including Neymar Sr. and Mavie, their eldest daughter, were present.
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Former goalkeeper Bruno says he abandoned football to protect his children
Convicted of the murder of Eliza Samudio, he stated that he gave up his sports career to prevent his children from having to bear the consequences of his past.
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Bruno Fernandes, former Flamengo goalkeeper , returned to comment publicly this Wednesday (16) on the developments in his life after serving his sentence for the murder of Eliza Samudio, a crime committed in 2010 and for which he was convicted in 2013. In conversation with lawyer Mariana Migliorini, who defended him in court, he detailed his relationship with his children, the challenges of resocialization and the reasons that led him to move away from football.
According to Bruno , the impact of his actions on his heirs was a determining factor in his definitive retirement from sports. " I served my ten-year sentence in a closed regime. And I've been out for six years now, and I'm on the street trying to start over," the former player stated.
ATTEMPT TO RETURN TO FOOTBALL
After leaving prison, Bruno played for smaller clubs like Boa Esperança, Atlético Carioca, Poços de Caldas, and Rio Branco . However, he admits he couldn't get his career back on track and decided to pursue a different path.
"I realized I couldn't go back to my profession and continue. I had to look for other things to do and work. I'm already working today," he declared.
DECISION FOR THE FAMILY
His permanent retirement from football, according to him, is directly linked to his children's emotional well-being. "And right now, I'm very distant from football; I don't even watch it anymore. One of the reasons I didn't pursue it was because it directly impacted my children. How long will these children have to pay this price, which is mine? I'm the one who did this in the past; they don't deserve this. So, I wanted to protect them. I think it's cowardly. It's not about me; I'm talking about these children," he vented.
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