:quality(80):focal(437x177:447x187)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/estadao/BUMNI76DOJFXJNXV2Q44JATXXI.jpg "Lisa Gomez vents about Bruno’s speech, duet with Maron: ‘Knowing transphobia is a crime’")
Lisa Gomezcorrespondent for TV famefrom TV network!plans to file a lawsuit against the singer Brunofrom the pair with brown. Last Friday the 12th, while covering the sertanejos program at Vila Country, in São Paulo, the journalist, a trans woman, was surprised by a question from the musician that made her very embarrassed.
In front of the cameras and everyone around, as Lisa was getting ready to start an interview, Bruno blurted out: “Do you have a p* (referring to the male sexual organ)?”. He didn’t care if the question offended the journalist.
Lisa spent the afternoon of Monday the 15th meeting with the show’s director and producer and claims, tearfully, that she wants to sue Sertanejo. At the time, I stayed classy, I stayed cool, but I wanted to go after him. And if I did, I’d be in the headlines today as the villain of the story: ‘Trance attacks the Sertanejo singer.’ This can’t go unnoticed. It has to learn. Somehow he has to learn.”
He continued, “Bruno has to learn that transphobia isn’t an opinion, it’s a crime. It’s not the first time he’s done this to me, but this time, it was more invasive. It made me have an anxiety attack, which I didn’t want to experience again.” “Others. I’m on a calming base. It was so embarrassing, it hurt so much. I’ve fought my whole life against my body, and I’ve never accepted it. And still having to deal with that kind of thing? It put me in a place I don’t want to go back to.”
Faced with the repercussions of the case, Lisa Gomez, who had not wanted to speak until then, decided that she would post later, at 9:30 p.m., on Fama TV – which had chosen not to show the interview – to report what happened. “People are asking me to speak up, they want to know what happened and I’m going to tell them. This has to have an end and I’m going to be another trans person who’s going to fight to the end to end this kind of situation. We want respect,” she states, still very shaken.
The report attempted to contact Bruno’s consultant, but as of closing this article, there has been no response. The space remains open in case the singer wants to comment on the subject.
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