Rita Cadillac reveals that she asked to parade in the Samba school due to the LGBT plot: “I don’t come to appear”

The former dancer says that, by his choice, he goes without culminating point, without fantasy and in the last wing

Rita Cadillac He revealed that he asked to parade to the third millennium of the Samba school due to the LGBT plotwhich will be the theme of this year’s fashion show. In an interview with Earth This Saturday 25th, detailed that it will be without importance, without imagination and in the last wing. “Because of the cause,” he says.

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He says he learned about the theme chosen on television and as soon as he saw, he said he wanted to participate. “I was looking at a newspaper and I was going beyond the school, the plot, the theme. So, I talked to my brother, who works with me: “Call now because I want to go to this school,” he recalls.

“I don’t come to appear, I don’t come into the car, I don’t come naked, I don’t come. I come with long trousers, “friends of the president” because of the cause. 99.9% of friends are LGBTQIA +, so I have a point of being in the same place as them, “he said excited.” Do you think that at this moment, having a samba plot to talk about, do you think I wouldn’t be? “

According to the former dancer, they even proposed to parade more prominently at school, however he did not want. “I don’t want to come to appear. Because when you are there, on top of a car, or you will be samba with a costume here on the floor, you are presenting yourself and I do not come to appear. Divil that someone will find me in the “friends of the president,” he said.

He took the opportunity to praise the choice of the plot and said that the theme was chosen more often by the Samba schools. “It is a plot that deserves and has a lot to say. It is now very little“He said.

Source: Terra

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