
Famous
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Marcelly Garcia, one of Mc Marcinho's daughters, paid tribute to her father last Saturday (11), the day the singer would have turned 46 years old. The funk singer died in August, a victim of multiple organ failure, after almost two months in a hospital in Rio de Janeiro.
In a moment of mourning and longing, the 24-year-old was faced with a flood of comments malicious and prejudiced and appeared crying, in an outburst on social media. She said that the comments are horrible about her and that it is difficult to live without her father.
"My life is already difficult without my father. I post a tribute photo for him and when I read the comments the people are saying horrible things about me. For what? Why are people like that?", asked Marcelly on her social networks.
Mc Marcinho's daughter expressed her pain and revealed that the comments became triggers for his biggest insecurities, with references to his appearance: "People were talking about my appearance, which is the thing I'm most insecure about in my life. They said I'm trans, that I look like a man. If I were, what's the problem? What prejudice That's it, how crazy is this?", Marcelly rebelled before completing.
"Nobody thinks that I just lost my father, that I'm suffering. It was a good thing and you managed to turn it into the worst thing in my life. All my insecurity being exposed. I'm crying, totally destabilized. If that was your intention, congratulations, applause to you, you did it. But tomorrow is another day and I'll be fine", she said in tears.
Marcelly's mother, Kelly Garcia also spoke out, expressing concern for her daughter's mental health and reprimanding the cruelty of the comments on -line. She also said that both she and her daughter have already been admitted to psychiatric clinics.
"My daughter is trying to live a dignified life and it is very difficult. She is Marcio's first daughter, she was daddy's little princess and her father no longer has her. Instead of welcoming, you are throwing stones at her" she vented before adding:
"If I paid tribute to him, the internet would be massacring me. Guys, what kind of world are we living in where we can't say anything else? My daughter still has serious psychiatric problems, she is borderline. I was hospitalized and when I left the clinic, he was already dead. Affection and respect remained between us. But it's so much mimimi and clowning that yesterday I decided not to post a tribute because of my mental health", lamented Kelly, who asked for empathy: "I want you to respect our family. You can find and think whatever you want. But don't drink poison for my daughter. She has psychiatric problems and needs to be welcomed, she doesn't need anyone's judgment."
The actors are friends and have already starred together in a film, they joked about the event, making their followers laugh.
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Actress Tata Werneck revealed a dream about Cauã Reymond after receiving a compliment via emojis from the heartthrob in a photo posted on Friday (11). She said that in her imagination, the actor said she had hairy legs, which left her thoughtful when she woke up. She asked him to justify his statement, drawing laughter from her followers.
" Not to spoil the mood, but the other day I dreamed that you said I had hairy legs. I woke up pissed. Go back to my dream and justify it," she wrote below three flame emojis that the actor posted on her photos.
Tata and Cauã are friends and have already starred together in the film Uma Quase Dupla (2018), which even featured a kissing scene between the two, who play a pair of police officers. At the time, they even joked about it.
"Things that only my work can bring me: I kissed Cauã Reymond," the artist boasted. In good humor, the heartthrob joined in the fun and commented on the social network: " As if! The lucky one is me. With all due respect, Rafa Vitti ."
Cauã Reymond has been single since the end of his marriage to Mariana Goldfarb in April 2023. Tata has been married to actor Rafael Vitti since October 2019. They are the parents of five-year-old Clara Maria.
The singer spoke about her career on National Funk Day, celebrated this Saturday (12), highlighting what she learned from the situations she went through.
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This Saturday (12), National Funk Day is celebrated. Thus, MC Pocah celebrated the date and reflected on the impact of the musical genre that took her to the main music charts, festival stages and the biggest reality show in the country, Big Brother Brasil.
MC Pocah talks about her career in funk: "Funk taught me to exist in my own way. To speak loudly, to wear what I want, to not lower my head."
She continued: " It was the first place where I felt truly free ," declares the artist, with more than a decade dedicated to funk and being one of the best known in the field.
Raised in Duque de Caxias, Baixada Fluminense, Pocah started at 15 and has remained faithful to the type of music that launched her from the beginning. With over 950,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, around 600 million views on YouTube, and hits alongside Pabllo Vittar , Lexa, and Rebecca, the funk singer has become one of the most remembered female names in funk today.
It was on the album "Cria de Caxias," released in 2024, that Pocah further established her roots with the autobiographical work, which blends beats with pop, trap, and reggaeton. The project gained prominence on the charts in Brazil and Portugal, being taken to the Rock in Rio 2024 Espaço Favela and to the success of this year's Carnival.
"We still face a lot of judgment for being in funk. But I'm proud. Proud to have started early, to have written my first song at 15, and to have never stopped being who I was. Being in funk also means being your own person. My body, my clothes, my aesthetic, my attitude—all of this is expression ," she comments.
Representation is a key part of the singer's story as a Black, funk-loving, bisexual woman from the outskirts of São Paulo. Her identity has been showcased three times on the São Paulo Fashion Week runways: " Funk gave me the courage to go further. But everything I've built has been with it. There's no Pocah without funk."
The singer will be present at the launch of Marcio Nepomuceno's new book, an event that takes place this Saturday (12), at Complexo do Alemão
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Marcinho VP, identified by police as one of the leaders of the Comando Vermelho (CV) criminal faction, said he has changed after years behind bars and wants to start a new life from scratch. This statement is included in his book, A Cor da Lei (The Color of the Law). which will be released this Saturday (12). Thus, Oruam , his son, will be present.
Oruam , who sparked controversy by asking for his father's freedom during a music festival in 2024, writes the preface to Marcinho VP's new work, whom he calls a "hero " and highlights that he followed his father's entire trajectory.
"I didn't grow up with my father by my side, but he was always my hero, even when people kept wrongly labeling him a drug dealer. I saw the man he was becoming alone inside a 6m2 cell, I saw the songs he composed, I read all his books, and I see how he studies ," he said. "I will give everything I have to be the best possible spokesperson for the man he has become," he added.
In the book to be launched at Complexo do Alemão, Marcinho shares his testimony about his transformation after decades in prison. According to the inmate, he is experiencing a new stage in his life, marked by his dedication to literature, music, and family reconstruction.
"I've been in prison for decades, I've lost a lot, I've lost my children, I've lost time and opportunities. But in the midst of all this, I found a strength I didn't even know I had. I started writing, composing, studying, all to try to be a better person ," commented Oruam 's father.
However, Marcinho complained that he is still the target of prejudice and that no one wants to give him a "new chance": "Even with all the changes, with all the effort, I realize that no one really wants to meet Marcio and see that I can and want to start my life from scratch. No one gives me a chance to prove that I've truly changed ."
"We hear about reintegration, about giving someone a second chance, but when the time comes, what I see is a look of disapproval. It's as if only one thing is possible: paying for the mistake and being remembered as someone beyond redemption. I changed for my family, for my truth, and for the lessons I learned throughout my life ," lamented Marcinho VP.