Mavie: Find out how many people have the same name as Neymar and Bruna Biancardi’s daughter in Brazil

After Neymar AND Bruna Biancardi announced that the name of the first daughter the couple is expecting is mavieletting it be understood was “unique”the topic took over social networks.

According to the census carried out by Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) in 2010 only 27 people have the same name as the footballer’s and model’s daughter in the country. Which makes it not that rare.

Also according to the institute, all Brazilians named Mavie are women. Among them, the dentist Mavie Jacomini Issaof São Paulo, registered in the Ibirapuera registry office on April 21, 1991.

She states with all the letters that she was the mother, Martha Christina, 60, who came up with the name. “I’m sure my mom came up with the name after a French song,” Mavie said.

The dentist, who is married and has a daughter, not only states but also explains how the name came about. “My mother, who sang in the USP choir, really liked singing the song ‘Ma Vie’, by Alain Barrière, a French singer. When she got pregnant with me, she decided to combine Ma with Vie, from the song she loved so much and he put that as my name,” he revealed.

“At the time, she said there was no one registered with that name. When I was little, my grandfather would put music on the record player for me to listen to. I grew up with my grandparents, so it really means a lot to me,” she said. remembered.

As she grew older and went to college, Mavie was constantly asked her name. “People asked me, they wanted to know where my name came from and they were putting it on kids. Several of my friends from colleges, including, put it as well. But I didn’t know of any other person with the name spelled exactly like this: Mavie,” the dentist stressed. “I love my name, but I loved it more because he is unique. Now I have confirmation that he has and will have more (Mavies),” he adds.

Who doesn’t like this story at all is the dentist’s mother. “She is very angry (she laughs). My mother never told the story of my name, which she wanted to say, just because nobody could copy it.”

Other data

The census also says that Mavie occupied the 104,660th position in popularity among more than 130 thousand different names, throughout the Brazilian territory. The number is expected to be updated shortly, as the IBGE has announced it will begin publishing data collected from the 2022 census as of this Wednesday, the 28th.

The protests of the actress

The actress Naumi Goldoni posted a video on Monday regret the choice by Neymar and Bruna Biancardi. According to her, her name is the same as her daughter’s and she had chosen “Mavie” because it is unusual in Brazil. “Everyone is called Mavie now,” she said.

The artist said he made the choice more than 3 years ago. “Of course there are several in Brazil, but nothing compares to what we will have in 2 years, right? I am devastated, but can only say that I have good taste,” she wrote, captioning the publication in Tick ​​tock.

In the video, Naiumi described how she came up with the name for her daughter. “I already know. This name is beautiful, it’s an unusual name, few use it, few know it. A practically unique name for my daughter,” she said.

“Ah, Neymar, couldn’t you choose another name? Now everyone is going to want Mavie, Neymar. Don’t do this to me,” he added.

revelation tea

During revelation tea that the aggressor Paris Saint-Germain and the model and digital influencer promoted last Saturday, 24, in the athlete’s villa, in Mangaratiba, on the Costa Verde do Rio, got excited and let it slip that the baby that the couple is expecting will be called Mavie.

After the repercussions on the internet, the girl’s name was confirmed by Bruna Monday 26. He posted a photo in the stories of Instagramin which he appears with his hand on his stomach, with the following caption: “I: my Ve: life”.

Neymar shouted the name as he sang the song alongside his girlfriend The legenda double classic Sandy & Junior, of which the model is a fan. “Mavie,” enthused the athlete.

Source: Terra