Singer went through an unusual situation during Carnival night
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At the show held in Rio de Janeiro this Tuesday (13/2), singer Mumuzinho was booed after expressing support for Rodriguinho, a BBB24 participant, while paying tribute to his friend by singing one of his songs.
To calm the situation, Mumuzinho had to interact with the public and, apparently, managed to calm things down. He then performed a song by the pagodeiro, who has been the target of criticism for his behavior on the TV Globo reality show.
“We have to talk and show the truth to our friend. And that! But even so, many people also forget this. The friend also makes mistakes, understand? And then the friend has to come and say: ‘Bro, that’s not cool’. That's it”, said Mumuzinho.
Then, he added: So, whoever likes Rodriguinho's songs, raise your hand”, said the artist, pulling out the song “Não Tem Hora e Nem Lugar”, a composition by BBB24's brother and Thiaguinho.
Mumuzinho, stage name of Márcio da Costa Batista, is a Brazilian pagode actor and singer. The singer was born in the Realengo neighborhood. He is the brother of actor Marcelo Batista.
The group celebrates 27 years of career with a show that brings together hits
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Last Wednesday (25), Sorriso Maroto enchanted the public during the recording of volume 2 of the audiovisual project “Sorriso Eu Gosto No Pagode”, held at Caminho Niemeyer, in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. The event was attended by an audience full of enthusiastic fans, who were able to experience a performance full of energy and emotion.
The group's new album features a mix of classics that marked their trajectory and also new songs. To further enrich the performance, Bruno Cardoso, Sergio Jr., Fred, Cris and Vini shared the stage with renowned pagode artists, such as Belo and Chrigor. The interaction between the musicians and the public made the event an unforgettable moment.
During the recording, Sorriso Maroto presented hits that marked their trajectory, as well as new tracks, such as “Engole o Choro”, “80 anos” and “Telefone Vagabundo”, which had already been released on the group's social networks. With the participation of Chrigor and Belo, the artists also moved the audience by singing together classics such as “Telegrama” (Exaltasamba) and “Farol das Estrelas” (Soweto).
The former "BBB 24" participant shares offensive messages she receives daily
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Former BBB Leidy Elin, participant of "BBB 24", has been facing a wave of racist attacks since leaving the reality show. The 25-year-old trancista revealed that she receives offensive messages on her social networks daily. In some of the messages, internet users call her a "monkey" and make insults related to the color of her skin, in addition to wishing her death.
This Thursday, the 26th, Leidy's legal advisor released a note official informing that the former BBB will take legal action against those responsible for the racist attacks.
In light of the public complaint made by Leidy on social media, several fellow prisoners expressed solidarity. Lucas Buda, one of the program's participants, commented: "Come on, sister! Count on me." Marcus Vinicius, another ex-BBB member, wrote: "We really have to go after this bunch of idiots! Criminals!".
Alane and Cezar Black, who participated in previous editions, also expressed support. "Very right friend! I'm with you", said Alane. Cezar, on the other hand, lamented the racism still present in Brazil: "Unfortunately, sometimes veiled, sometimes openly, we still live in a country like this. Stay strong, my dear."
Leidy Elin faced great exposure during her participation in "BBB 24", and the negative repercussions after conflicts with favorite participants of the public resulted in massive attacks on the internet. The former BBB revealed that, upon returning home, she fell into depression, partly due to the attacks suffered by her and her family.
"I really wanted to make a video talking about Yellow September, but I don't have the strength for this", said Leidy. "I fell into depression a month after leaving the program and I struggle with it every day." She also highlighted that she had never faced psychological problems before participating in the reality show.
At the beginning of the week, Leidy Elin recorded a video in a bikini, where she shows the changes her body has undergone due to emotional exhaustion. "Would you like to take a tour of your body? I'm going to tell you how our emotions impact our body", he reported. The former sister said that she had never gone through these changes before and that she is trying to get back into the physical shape she had before the program.
Influencer shares challenge on social media and experts explain causes and treatments
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Influencer and former "Big Brother Brasil" participant Vanessa Lopes, 23, recently used her social media to share a delicate moment in her life. The young woman revealed, through Instagram stories, that she suffered an adverse reaction to medication, which triggered an allergic attack and acne outbreaks on her face.
“I had a reaction to some medications, which It resulted in a very large allergic attack and acne. My face is completely covered in pimples. Obviously, this greatly affects my self-esteem, but, like everything in life, these are phases. There's not much to do, except wait for it to pass and continue with the prescribed treatment,” said Vanessa.
Dr. Mayla Carbone, dermatologist and member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD), explained in an interview with the website IstoÉ Gente that acne outbreaks caused by medication, like the one that occurred with Vanessa Lopes , represent a major challenge for healthcare professionals. According to the expert, these cases require a careful and individualized approach.
“Identifying the medication responsible for the outbreak is essential. This typically involves a detailed analysis of the patient's medical history and review of medications recently started or changed in dosage. Based on this identification, treatment can follow different paths,” says Dr. Mayla.
According to Dr. Mayla Carbone, several medications can trigger acne, including corticosteroids, anticonvulsants, tuberculosis medications, hormones used in cancer treatments and chemotherapy agents.
Corticosteroids, in particular, can cause steroid acne when used for long periods or in high doses, in addition to potentially weakening the skin and causing atrophy. The specialist also warns against the use of contraceptives, which can disrupt hormonal balance and contribute to the appearance of acne.
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