Several celebrities already orbit around the president-elect and future first lady Janja.
After 4 years of demonization by Jair Bolsonaro and his disciples, the art class will return to attend Executive Power.
Elected for a 3rd term, Lula has maintained good relations with the audiovisual sector since his first candidacy for the presidency in 1989.
It was in that year that dozens of celebrities recorded the ‘Lulalá’ jingle, which won a new version in the recent victorious campaign.
The players of the Globe must have free transit in the palaces of Brasilia. Many of the canal’s contractors have declared their vote for PT.
Among them, José de Abreu (broadcast in ‘Mar do Sertão’), Paolla Oliveira (now seen in ‘Cara e Coragem’) and Grazi Massafera (‘Travessia’).
The MPB class also voted heavily for the former president. Highlight for Daniela Mercury, who became friends with the future first lady, Janja Silva.
Chico César, Caetano Veloso, Chico Buarque, Zeca Pagodinho, Emicida, Paulo Ricardo and Júnior Lima, among many others, also played for Lula.
There is a movement around the elected president for the Ministry of Culture – which will be recreated after extinction in the Bolsonaro government – to be occupied by a renowned artist.
Lula also has the invaluable support of some of the most powerful influencers and opinion leaders in the country.
At his side Felipe Neto, Casimiro, Carlinhos Maia, Bruna Marquezine, Anitta and Juliette.
With less Internet experience than the Bolsonarian right, the Lula left will need the visibility of these web celebrities to amplify ideas and projects, achievements and results.
Meanwhile, the sertanejos must stay out of the spotlight of power. Due to their link to agribusiness, they massively supported Bolsonaro’s re-election.
Stars like Leonardo, Gusttavo Lima, Chitãozinho and Sula Miranda posed with the current president.
Defeated with the current president, they will hardly change sides. The same toxic polarization seen on social media and society at large has divided the musical universe.
It will be a challenge for the new presidential occupant to try to get closer to the country’s elite, gospel singers and MMA fighters, co-opted by Bolsonarism.
Some of the protagonists of these groups were already Lula’s voters, such as the singer Zé di Camargo, who even received the then president at his home for lunch. Then he broke off saying he was disappointed with the PT government.
Theater and film actors, producers and directors hope Lula will reinvigorate incentives for the arts, such as the Rouanet Act, which uses tax breaks as an incentive for large corporations to sponsor plays, films, concerts and other artistic content.
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Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
