Silvetty Milla faces kidney failure and awaits transplant for Sus

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At 57, the renowned Drag Queen Silvetty Montilla He faces serious health problems. Diagnosis of renal insufficiency, the artist is in line with the unified health system (Sus) waiting for a kidney transplant. At the moment, Silvetty He holds hemodialysis sessions and remains at rest in his residence. In addition, he was subjected to angioplasty to free the coronary arteries and live with diabetes for over two decades.

The artistic community joins Silvetty’s support

Faced with the situation, friends and colleagues organized a charity show to financially assist the artist. The event is scheduled for next Thursday (20), at 20h, at the Blue Space NightClub in San Paolo. The presentation will be responsible for Nany People and will have performance of Wanessa Camargo, Adriana Ribeiro, Rita Cadillac, Grace Gianoukasamong others.

On social networks, fans and admirers have sent support and affection messages to Silvetty Montillawishing for his favorite healing and underlines his importance in the Brazilian art scene.

Take a look at Montilla’s profile and learn how to help!

Nany People lifts the flag and celebrates the day of trans visibility

This Wednesday (29), the national day of trans visibility is celebrated, a date that strengthens the struggle and results of the trans community in Brazil. Nany PeopleThe actress, comic and singer, took the opportunity to reflect on her career and underline the importance of recognition.

Brazil is the country that kills the most LGBTQIA+

In an interview with the magazine WhoThe artist said: “It’s nice to have a day when we can speak and celebrate it on trans visibility in the country, which, unfortunately, remains one of the most victims within the community itself.” The actress added: “In my case, I hear a survivor, a winner. This year, he turns 60, working on what I decided to do: art and theater. I am very grateful to life, the stage that welcomed me so well and people who deepens my work.

Source: Terra

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