Leonardo defends Gustavo Lima and says sertanejo was not wrong in accepting expensive fees from public coffers in Roraima
The controversy continues! Now it’s the singer’s turn LeonardoHe also comes out in defense of the singer Gustavo Lima Having received an exorbitant fee of 800,000 Brazilian reals in public money from São Luís City Hall, in Roraima, to perform in a city of no more than 8 thousand people.
After the outbreak of the first case, further shows by a pair Andressa Suita Canceled due to ridiculous amounts to be paid out of public funds. In an interview with Leo DiasFrom capital CitiesAbu Philip’s costume State that the co-worker is not wrong.
“Gustavo Lima is not wrong. The artist goes where the people are. The recruiter must know whether he has funding for the culture or not“, I cut.
Despite this, the artist supports the so-called “CPI do sertanejo” and demands an in-depth investigation covering other sectors of entertainment and not only singers of this type: “I do not believe that there is a persecution of sertanejos. Within the framework of the law, everything is resolved. The law should be for everyone. CPI should come back in many sectors, including entrepreneurs, not because Artist A or B said something“.
finally, Leonardo She highlighted her principles. “If I find out that you took the money from health, I do not make an offer. All this only harms the art world. You don’t have to fight either side, you have to investigate wrongdoing“, he added.
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According to the state prosecution, the value of the event will exceed 2 million reais and the singer will receive a fee of 704 thousand reais to perform the show next Sunday (5). This amount will be 40% higher than the amount the municipality spent on health last year.
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