Singer Daniela Mercury will sue the state’s deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL) for a dishonorable crime. Information confirmed by artist advice to splash.
“Fake news is a crime. Criminals have the law!” the singer wrote on Twitter.
President’s son Jair Bolsonaro (PL) He shared an edited video on Twitter, now deleted, in which Daniela claimed Jesus Christ was “gay, very gay, very frail, very depraved, yeah.”
She was actually referring to her friend Renato Rosso. Pictures are from Garanhuns Winter Festival (FIG) in 2018.
During the show, the singer criticized the deletion of the play “The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven” from the event schedule. On the show was the protagonist, actress via Renata Carvalho, who played Jesus. At the time, the play was a target of protests.
“Censoring a play on religious beliefs is absurd. It can’t be allowed, our constitution doesn’t, and our constitution isn’t the Bible. I’m from a Catholic family and I deeply respect them, but our constitution allows us to engage with and talk about religious symbols,” the singer said.
The artist says that she spoke to Renata on the phone and commented on the actress’s injury. Annoyed, Daniela says the criticism is “evil”.
“She is Jesus Christ, yes. Jesus Christ, I’m gay, I’m gay, so what?” So said the singer who asked the band to play the song “Tempo Perdido” performed by Renato Rosso.
I need people who aren’t straight, damn, this goddamn country is boring as hell. Just go to the police p*** who gave birth (…). Daniela Mercury at FIG in 2018
She sings “Tempo Perdido,” and exclaims, “My friend Renato Rosso was gay, gay, so gay! So gay!”
Daniela’s video at the Winter Garanhuns Festival is 5 minutes long, while the edited video, shared by Eduardo Bolsonaro, is just 19 seconds long.
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