The Sao Paulo judge decided to append the singer Bello with an awardTo participate in famous dancefrom the program Sunday with Hackfrom Globo TV. The decision was taken by Judge Carlo Matza Brito Melfi, of the Fifth Civil Court of São Bernardo do Campo, In a lawsuit filed by former soccer player Denilson Oliveira against the artist.
The battle in court lasted nearly 20 years. Bello is accused of breaching the contract with the band Soweto Pagod, who revealed him in the song. At the time, Denilson was the group’s manager.
The decision was made last Friday, 16th, after an application made to justice, in May this year, by Denilson, who wants to update the amount of debt, which, according to calculations, in December 2019, corresponds to more than Rs. $7 million. In the recordings, the musician’s defense questioned the value of the work.
The original sentence, from 2004, decided that Bello would pay R$388,310.15 to Denilson, duly corrected since the lawsuit was opened, in 2000, plus interest on arrears at 1% per month, and procedural costs and fees at 10%.
Bello is involved in famous dance, in the program presented by Luciano Huck. Participants receive undisclosed payments, and table winners also take a 0 km car.
a Land He asked for a position with singer Bello’s press office, but did not receive a response. The space remains open for demonstrations.
The process is old
The court fight between Denilson and Bello started in 2004. The former player was the manager of the Soweto pagoda band, which revealed Belo at the time. The singer decided to leave the group in 2000 to pursue a solo career. However, the breach of contract infuriated the former player, who sued him.
In 2004, Belo was ordered to pay Denilson R7 million in compensation, in current values, which the artist disputed.
Denelson participated in the podcast Tecaracaticastpresented by former comedians Carioca and BolaPanic on TV. In the interview, the former player talked about debts.
“It’s not normal to have this crazy duty and live a normal life without paying me. It all worked out. He should come in and say, ‘What’s your pecs?'” “This is not normal, this is a picture of Brazilian society today,” he said.
Source: EditoraTerra
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