Kikito-winning artist and Grammy nominee has been subjected to social media gordophobia by some Bolsonarians
Those who attended election time saw a familiar face in Lula’s program. Thalma de Freitas, 48, from Rio de Janeiro, has appeared many times on the first line of television.
He has more than 20 teledramaturgy works in his curriculum. You have participated in hits such as “Xica da Silva”, “O Clone” and “Malhação”.
One of her most popular characters was Zilda, Helena’s (Vera Fischer) maid in “Family Ties”.
In cinema he distinguished himself in ‘O Xangô de Baker Street’, a feature film based on the best seller by Jô Soares.
In 2004, she received the Kikito for Best Supporting Actress at the Gramado Festival for her performance in “As Filhas do Vento”.
Parallel to acting, Thalma maintains a successful musical career. Her 2019 album “Luck!” was nominated for a Grammy in the Latin jazz category.
On Wednesday 19, at 20:00, he will perform at the Blue Note, at the Conjunto Nacional, in Av. Paulista.
The artist is also a militant against racism. In October 2011, he was approached by police as he was leaving a friend’s house in Morro do Vidigal, Rio.
After being released at the police station, she broke out on Twitter, implying that she was a victim of racism. “What happened is common to many people, today I speak for those who have no voice”.
Soon after, Thalma moved to the United States, where she became a mother and immersed herself in black culture and the anti-racist struggle. “Being black is tough, bad and good,” she told ‘Trip’ magazine.
As soon as she appeared in Lula’s TV commercial, the actress became a victim of fatphobic posts for gaining a few pounds in recent years.
Its larger outline served to mock those who complained of increased hunger during Jair Bolsonaro’s presidency.
Lively, Thalma de Freitas responded with irony. “I found it very funny, also because I gained weight in the United States and not in Bozo’s Brazil.”
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