Marcelo Cady works in production and percussion with his mother
Marcelo Cady, son of Ivete Sangalo, follows his mother for some time and the carnival could not be different. Shortly before the presentation of Veveta in the Salvador cabin, on the night of Tuesday 4, the percussionist and the producer commented on what must be part of the Baldoria scenes.
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“It’s very good. Many people continue to ask themselves:” Ah, how is Ivete at 52 jumps for 6 hours without stopping? “My mother is very dedicated,” he explains. According to him, Ivete eats well, sheets every day, even when he will take it at parties late at night.
“I come back and her, son, I train.” I ask: “My mother, are you crazy?” He says: “I won’t do it, I train because the carnival is coming”. My mother is very active, thank God. And behind the scenes they are so, everyone is preparing for the carnival. The energy is very good, “he says.
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TO EarthMarcelinho confessed to wanting to expand his career in music. He already plays with his mother and is part of the production. “I intend to expand to the world of music, not only by playing, but to make some parties. Not only in acting, but also of being a businessman, always linked to music, to the cultural and artistic world.
For him, this year’s carnival was very good. Veveta arrived with new songs and won three categories of Band Folia 2025 Trophy: Best singer, Carnival Music and Carnival Hit, the last two for music Summer knocked on my door.
“Sometimes people think as soon as a prize wins another prize should not be important. It is very important. Each prize is the result of a very serious and very important job for us, “he said.
Source: Terra
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