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Silvana Oliveira and her daughter Ludmila Leo Franco / AG News
Silvana OliveiraLudmila's mother, is on board the ship Numanice, and on Wednesday night (6), she spoke about the singer's success in different ways in her career, especially now with the sold-out cruise.
“I am very touched, because I see how far Lud has come today, yesterday, since I arrived here. I look from side to side and my eyes fill with water. The thought is: ‘Oh my God, look where my daughter is. He has come, look where we have come. So, a lot of happiness!”, she celebrated in a chat with from.
“Our relationship is very strong, isn't it? I'm affectionate [a nora] Bruna [Gonçalves] also. Can you imagine a woman? run out on board. Guys, it really makes your hearts explode with emotion! “I hope there are multiple versions,” Sylvanas said, excitedly, about more versions of the Numanice ship.
Silva also talked about one of Lud's songs called Britta won From the recently released album Nomani No. 3. “Yes, the blacks won and won a lot, a lot! From where we came to get here, there was a lot of struggle, but the blacks won and continue to win, breaking barriers, fighting against the system… and the fight is big, but the blacks keep winning!”
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