Actress reveals how she deals with the digital world and the impacts of social media
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Actress and model Bella Campos, known for her role as Muda in the remake of Pantanal, participated in the program Sábia Ignorância (GNT) with Gabriela Prioli last Monday (23). During the interview, Bella discussed her relationship with the digital world and surprised when discussing the importance of maintaining a balance between online life and mental health. According to her, using social media is practically an obligation because of her work.
“I don't feel like I'm two different people, but I'm very clear that the internet is just a part of my life . This is essential for me, it’s a mental health issue”, explained the actress. Bella highlighted that both negative and positive comments are just fragments of reality and that, to maintain her well-being, she tries to distance herself emotionally from the networks.
Bella Campos shared strategies she uses to avoid excessive use of social media, a practice she considers important for her mental health. The actress revealed that, whenever possible, she uninstalls social media applications from her cell phone and prefers to access them on her computer, with the aim of avoiding automatic use of the platforms.
“Sometimes I am surprised to realize that Without thinking, I already have Instagram open. When this happens, I usually take a break. If I didn't need to work so much with the internet, I don't think I would have social media", said the actress.
Bella Campos' stance, of distancing herself from social media whenever necessary, reflects a mature view on the importance of preserving her mental health and finding a healthy balance between personal and professional life .
The track is the first single from the album “Não Sou Santo, Mas Não Sou Bandido”
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MC Cabelinho released his new song "Bala e Fogo", in collaboration with Teto, bringing an innovative sound that mixes trap with rock elements. The song is part of the album "Não Sou Santo, Mas Não Sou Bandido", announced during the show at Rock in Rio's Sunset Stage, on September 13th. The news arrived accompanied by a music video with horror aesthetics, now available on the artist's YouTube.
The musical production of "Bala e Fogo" was in the hands of João Pedro Palma, who is Cabelinho's partner in several projects. This time, Palma innovated by introducing rock instruments into trap, leaving the conventional. “I used acoustic drums, which gave it an alternative vibe, and then added a distorted guitar to give the chorus even more explosive energy”, explains the producer. Palma reflects on the flexibility of the trap genre today, highlighting that several artists, such as A$AP Rocky, bring influences from other musical styles, which makes the sound more versatile.
SHADOW THEME CLIP AND INSPIRATION FROM GREEK MYTHOLOGY
The music video for “Bala e Fogo” is directed by Rafael Carmo, who had already worked with MC Cabelinho in “Carta Aberta”, track nominated for the Latin Grammy 2024. Carmo reveals that, when listening to the song, he felt a dark atmosphere and decided to look to Greek mythology for inspiration for the visual concept of the clip. The result was a sinister underworld, where Cabelinho plays a figure inspired by the boatman from Hades, god of the underworld.
The filming took place in a 19th century house in São Paulo, which was transformed into a dark kingdom for the narrative. Divided into five acts, the clip features visual metaphors that criticize issues such as media manipulation and the impact of social networks. In one of the scenes, Teto buries a hater, while the singers appear like puppets coming out of televisions. In another moment, Cabelinho appears in a coma, with his blood being sucked to feed likes and shares online.
The music video features a dark aesthetic, with the artists characterized as sinister creatures, wearing horns, colored contact lenses and grotesque makeup. In addition to Greek mythology, the visual dialogues with current themes, such as the influence of social networks and criticism of the way the media shapes perceptions.
Rapper attacked someone who was watching his performance in Bahia last week
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Rapper Oruam, 23, spat at a fan during a show he performed in Salvador, Bahia, last Friday (20). In a video published on TikTok by a fan, the rapper appears looking directly at a person close to the stage and then the musician spits and appears to curse the person. On Monday morning (23), Oruam used Instagram Stories to explain what happened.
According to the musician, the person attacked spent the show making a “faction sign” for him. “He was always making a faction sign to me. There came a part [of the song] where I talk about my father's music. He looked at me and said something related to my father. Then he soon got spat in the face (sic) and took some beatings”, he said.
The rapper also made a point of writing that he is not part of any faction.
Who Is Oruam's father?The rapper's father is known as Marcinho VP, identified as one of the leaders of the criminal faction Comando Vermelho, a group that controls part of the drug trafficking in Rio de Janeiro.
In August, Oruam spoke about his father's arrest on social media: “My father was arrested at the age of 20, almost 30 years ago. For more than 15 years he has lived locked in a six-square-meter cell, with two hours of sunbathing a day, when authorized, and without contact with anyone other than the prison guards.” >
Actress known to the public was chosen by director Paulo Silvestrini to be one of the main names in the remake, which will air in 2025
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Globo has forwarded an agreement with actress Bella Campos for her to be part of the cast of the remake of "Vale Tudo", scheduled to air in April 2025 in the network's prime time. In the plot, she will be Maria de Fátima, daughter of Raquel, who in the new version will be played by Taís Araújo.
The column found that all that remains is to sign the contract. Globo is not confirming Bella yet because of this and also for strategic reasons. The company should only start talking about the remake in October.
Bella was not the favorite for the role. She only tested last month. Julia Dalavia appeared behind the scenes for the choice. However, she weighed two factors. The first was the fact that Bella was a trusted name for Paulo Silvestrini, the director responsible for the remake. They worked together in "Vai na Fé" (2023).
The second is more logical: Bella convinces the public more as Taís Araújo's daughter than Julia would, because they physically resemble each other. Bella's popularity among young audiences and her performance in recent soap operas also weighed heavily.
Bella Campos is 26 years old and is from Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. She debuted on TV in 2022 as Muda, in the remake of "Pantanal" (2022). Her performance earned her the award for best supporting actress at the 2022 Best of the Year.
Her debut was supposed to take place in 2020. She passed tests to be part of that year's season of "Malhação", which was canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The soap opera never returned to the air.
In addition to Taís Araújo and Bella Campos, names such as Cauã Reymond and Paolla Oliveira are also included in the serial's cast. Fernanda Torres negotiates to be Odete Roitman.
In its original version, "Vale Tudo" told the story of Raquel, who is abandoned by her husband and is forced to raise her daughter, the ambitious Maria de Fátima, alone. , then played by Gloria Pires. Its ending was suspenseful thanks to the question that made Brazil stop: "Who killed Odete Roitman?".
In addition to the original airing, the plot had three reruns: one on Globo in 1992 (when standards image quality requirements were not as high as from the following decade) and two others on the Viva channel, in 2010 and 2018.
In 2022, Globo even considered a rerun of the plot in Vale Pena Ver de Novo, instead of the re-exhibition of "The Clone" (2001), but the plans were scrapped.
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