Presenter Globo lives in Salvador and continues to direct ‘É de Casa’
Rita Batista was once a journalist and one of the hosts of Tight skirtfrom GNT, but left the program after the end of the final season. He made no secret that it was difficult to say goodbye to the program, but he said so in an interview Earth who wasn’t hurt by the reformulation and says she continues to watch the attraction.
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“THE Tight skirt It is a life project, of the heart. I followed the Skirt from the beginning and have always seen the renovations. I followed Taís Araújo’s entry as the first black woman in Tight skirtI also saw all the other people who arrived. The season I spent was very good, I am very grateful to the channel for having faith in me. Due to reformulations and market problems, Juliette, Érika Januza, Tati Machado, Eliana and Bela Gil continue, five on the sofa. If you want, come on Friday. I have no problem going back, without this thing where they took me away and now I’m never coming back. My love, life is a boomerang. Everything is fine. I didn’t feel any pain, no, I just kept watching,” says Rita.
The presenter says she left the Tight skirt with the doors open and continues to command the It comes from homeon Globo, together with Maria Beltrão, Talitha Morete and Tiago Oliveira. The program is recorded in Rio, but Rita continues to live in Salvador and travels to the wonderful city weekly to work.
The presenter recalls that in the past she lived in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and would not refuse a change, if necessary, in the future. Currently, however, he is happy to live in the capital of Bahia and to be able to address issues from his hometown and also from all the other regions of Brazil in the program.
“Brazil is a country of continental dimensions. According to the IBGE there are 5,570 municipalities. There are different regions. The northeastern region, for example, has nine states. Sometimes people say they will go to the Northeast. Yes, my love, but where? At what state? To which city? Sure, we have many things that unite us, but there are also many things that differentiate us. Accents, for example. People often joke and say it’s just an accent. We must therefore talk about this, so that Brazil knows Brazil”, he argues.
“By doing a popular Saturday program that lasts many hours and has as one of its slogans ‘The house where Brazil is’, it is our obligation to talk about these regionalisms,” adds Rita.
The presenter defended Brazilian regionalisms and Brazilian culture on the catwalk, while parading in the latest edition of the São Paulo Fashion Week, in the Meninos Rei show, which presented a collection inspired by the cultural traditions of the Recôncavo Baiano.
“We need to know and recognize these men and women who fight courageously to maintain the culture, which makes us, as a people, unique in the world. People come to drink from our fountains. So let’s drink from them too”, concludes Rita.
Source: Terra
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