The rapper recalls the difficult times when he accompanied his mother and was locked up in the boss’s house while she worked
Rapper and presenter Hemicidal he got emotional talking about his mother, Dona Jacira, who worked as a housekeeper during his childhood. Last Monday “Papo de Segunda” aired on the GNT channel, which received the actress Dira Paes as a guest.
At the center of the discussion, a debate on “contemporary slavery”, a theme that is part of the film “Purity“, by director Renato Barbieri, and which is the last film work of the actress.
During the conversation, she recalled her mother’s struggle at work. And that many times, during her childhood, he had to accompany her, having no one to be with.
“My mother was a housekeeper for years. In some houses her bosses were nicer, let’s say, and I could move around the house. But there was a time when she had no one to leave me with and she would take me to work with her “. And her other bosses weren’t so nice. So they wouldn’t let us go around the house and I was locked in a little room for a long time,” she recalls.
According to Emicida, many of these places didn’t even have ventilation. They were the notorious “service rooms”.
“Many of them had no windows, no ventilation. It was a wall full of moisture, which turned into mold,” he says. Another reality that marked the boy at the time was that his mother could not “eat at the same table as other people, use the same cutlery, the same plates”.
“We had to eat during the break these people ate and it couldn’t even be the same food, you know? All of this is a holdover from that dark time,” she adds.
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