Luisa Sonza responds to the reporter (Photo: Patricia Devores/Brazil News; Reproduction/MultiView)
Clemau pie! This Friday (22), in an interview with Billboard Brasil, Luisa Sonza commented on the “screaming fight” between her and Demi Lovato, which correspondent Guilherme Guedes mentioned last year. After her performance at Lollapalooza Brasil 2024, the singer gave her opinion in speeches to journalists. Just yesterday, they met backstage at the festival, and she didn't let the episode go unnoticed, describing the Multishow reporter as a “normal person.”
At one point in the interview, Luisa was asked what happened and she gave her honest view. Then he said: No, that's not what I meant. He was an ordinary person and was not, at that time, in a position to be an ordinary person, you know? I say all the time backstage: “Oh, I love screaming.” I go to rehearsals and say, “Wow, I love screaming.”“, noted the singer.
Sonza then cited technical terms to explain the higher notes in some of the songs. “Because I know what a belt is, I know what a treble is, I know what a chest voice is, I know what a false voice is, anyway. And he was in a position that he wasn't very happy at that moment.”he added.
“Chico’s” voice also shed light on the constant criticism faced by female artists. “We're really undervalued, especially as women. Mainly doing the treble. You hear Pablo Vittar all the time, for example, making a high-pitched note. Then they say: 'Oh, I don't play it on the radio because it's too high-pitched and too loud.'”Louisa highlighted. “It's hard to do. Very few singers, you go out there, you're the queen that does this.”I finish.
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Behind the scenes meeting
Backstage at the festival, before going on stage, Luisa Sonza poked Geddes. “That's it. She's on the Escândalo Íntimo tour.the journalist introduced before being interrupted. “Oh! Were you the one who said I was screaming?”– asked the artist. “He was”“, the reporter replied.
Louisa then responded to the comment. “He said Demi and I were screaming. You're going to see me scream more.”“, said the artist. “Good deal”“He answered with a smile. Just take a look:
Conclusion by Luisa Sonza on MULTIHOW KKKKKK Reporter pic.twitter.com/V2YjXaDglw
– Ricky Rocha (@Pablourocha) March 22, 2024
Remember the case
In September 2023, Guilherme Guedes highlighted Luisa and Demi's “screaming” performance of the song “Penhasco 2”, while covering The Town. He added: “We were already expecting this participation, as I said […] We already knew that Demi knew how to scream, and Louisa screamed louder, and Demi screamed louder.He began.
“Earlier, at the show [rapper] Orochi, we've seen a rhyming battle, we've had a screaming battle here on the Demi Lovato show. The audience shouted louder, and I hope my hearing is okay. Let's check later if everything is okay, and if I'm listening.”“, joked the reporter.
Given the repercussions of his speech, Guilherme spoke again via broadcast. “Guys, when I talked about Demi Lovato and Luisa Sonza's screams, I was talking about the volume. I love screaming, I grew up listening to scream music. I was just talking about the volume. I love Demi Lovato, I love Luisa Sonza.”Justify. look:
Multishow correspondent Guilherme Guedes reviews the performance of “Penhasco2” The Town:
“Luisa Sonza screamed louder and Demi Lovato screamed even louder. We had a screaming match. I hope my hearing is fine.”
See the two lines pic.twitter.com/6gar6qBQkZ
– Czech (@ichequei) September 3, 2023
Poetry? 🤯 It's the impact of the PENHASCO 2 live broadcast with Demi Lovato and Luisa Sonza! 🥹#City2023 #TheTown2023NoGloboplay pic.twitter.com/4IXsPHTiSg
— Globoplay (@globoplay) September 3, 2023
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