Highlight the front panel of Imperial Lenssimilar to tagged He came from the land of Zacharias. “I am from Baixa Verde Dionysusin the countryside of Minas Raldo MartinsWhich surprised everyone by resemblance to the grumbler.
“I am so excited and happy. Rildo said receiving this invitation is invaluable!
Moslem-like parades at Lens Imperial – Photo: Alexandre Durau/G1
According to him, the incarnate tagged It was an “initiative” of friends.
“It is a feeling of accomplishment, that a dream come true. Since I was young My friends said I look the same How do tagged. And I stuck with it, I just thought I should be a looker to tagged. He was a phenomenon that was humorous and personal and represented a lot,” said Rildo.
And it was just a resemblance It became a business five years ago. “Since then, I’ve been playing sports, learning, studying manners…only samba because I’m a little stuck!” , he joked.
Rildo never went to Sapucaí, but was discovered when one day he went to the court of Lins.
“I had that picture in my head,” he said. Carlos PolacháChoreographer, front panel. “One day, almost at the end of rehearsals, I said, ‘I want it,'” he recalls.
The last school car brought another lookalike tagged. This time, the highlight was Jonatas dos Santos. Passista from São Clemente, he was invited by Imperial Lens To represent the great honor of the school.
“I have no words to talk about these feelings. I’m still excited, it was really cool. The whole show was exciting. I think the school is really coming to fight, and they have a chance,” said Jonatas dos Santos, who returned to the show through São Clemente on the private set. To be a hero and get up.”
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