Flamengo fan celebrated the date with a party in Rio de Janeiro
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After spending a few weeks in the United States due to her Coachella show, Ludmilla arrived in Brazil to celebrate her birthday. The singer turned 29 this Wednesday (24) and celebrated the date with a gala party in Rio de Janeiro.
According to information from the artist's advisor, "all the decorations at the super party were inspired by the theme' Ludmilla in the House', the name given to the singer's next tour, and will even feature the now famous golden safe that she has taken to the stage."
The outfit, as had already been announced by birthday boy, it was obligatorily all black! Said and done: throughout the night all the guests appeared in black, as requested by the birthday girl. Lud also took great care of her look: she opted for a leather set that, according to information from columnist Hugo Gloss, was valued at R$90,000!
Another requirement was regarding the use of a cell phone: the device was only allowed outdoors of the party, where the activations of the event's partner brands were located. And the party doesn't just happen on this night, it has 12 hours of celebration: there are two shifts divided from 10pm to 5am, in the indoor hall, and from 5am to 10am on Thursday (25th), in a large pool party (party in the pool).
Camila Queiroz, Jojo Todynho, Bruno Gagliasso and Giovanna Ewbank, Giovanna Lancelotti and Gabriel David, David Brazil and Valesca Popozuda were some of the celebrities who enjoyed the night with Lud, Numanice!
The singer dedicated the song to the player. "I want to offer this song to you, Gabriel"
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Samba dancer Ivo Meirelles, known for his fervent support of Flamengo, paid a controversial tribute to striker Gabigol during a show held on Friday night in a bar in Praça da República, in the center of São Paulo.
IVO MEIRELLES DEDICATES SONG TO GABIGOL
During the performance, before singing "Vou Festejar", a classic by Beth Carvalho, Ivo dedicated the song to player. "I want to offer this song to you, Gabriel", said the samba player. The audience, made up of many Flamengo fans, went wild when Meirelles sang the famous lines: "Cry, I won't call (I won't call), the time has come, you'll pay me, you can cry, you can cry...".
THE CONTROVERSY INVOLVING GABIGOL
Ivo Meirelles' tribute comes in the wake of a recent controversy involving Gabigol and Flamengo. On Thursday (16/05), the attacker was spotted wearing a Corinthians shirt during his break. The image quickly went viral on social media, generating a wave of criticism and speculation.
Gabigol's advisors issued a note claiming that the photo was fake, but Flamengo's directors were not convinced and decided to punish the player.
PUNISHMENT AND CHANGE OF SHIRT
As a consequence, Gabigol was fined 10% of his salary and lost the right to wear Flamengo's number 10 shirt, and is now the new owner of shirt 99. Even After the controversy and punishment, the attacker normally participated in training this Saturday (18/05) at Ninho do Urubu, carrying out all activities without restrictions.
Singer went to social media to share screenshot of message
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Jojo Todynho took to her social networks to show her followers that she received a threat from an internet user after being attacked by him. The boy would not have liked the response the singer gave him and warned her about sharing screenshots of the conversation on the web
She, in turn, laughed at the attitude of the guy in question and went to Stories on his profile on Instagram to share information about the exchange of messages with the internet user.
"A citizen insults me, he replied very sweetly - you know I'm a sweetheart, even more so at this time! I'm 'honey'. Then He didn't like it. 'Prints will roll.' I had to answer him: 'Do you think I'm afraid of you? You can send a printout home...'", he declared.
Then he said: "The world is like this. They are sick. They attack you and when you respond they still want to victimize themselves. Look, guys, I have no patience... they still come and threaten you: 'No terrors will happen'. >
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