In contact with the press during a TV Globo event, Shaman opened up about the work in Reborn. A big highlight of the soap opera, the rapper drew attention for the nude scenes shown to viewers. Thus, he approved the repercussion and commented on how the recording of the passage was. According to him, the experience with music videos helped with the adaptation.
“It was peaceful because the team is always very careful with every detail, everything we build is very careful and in the beginning, with my first clips, I was already doing something naked, I was already playing. Music is art, our body is like a means of transport for us to say what we want, North American rappers did this from music to cinema“, commented Shaman during the event.
SHAMAN FEATURED!
Reborn added another character to the plot. On the night of the 20th, Shaman arrived to give life to Damiana killer who has a clear and objective mission: to assassinate José Inocêncio. However, the story of the boy’s arrival on the farm will have many changes and an overwhelming passion. And the only person who can explain a little more is the artist himself!
“This adaptation process has been wonderful. It has many layers. He arrives at the farm to kill and ends up receiving a lot of affection… He evolves from there. It’s no longer a killer… There’s nervousness, the butterflies in my stomach, just like when I’m going to go on stage and take the microphone, but the preparation, the exchange with the actors, the reading of Benedito’s texts has been really enjoyable.“, explained Shaman.
“[Fazemos as cenas mais quentes] always with professionalism and respect. We have an incredible team around us, providing full support not only in intense scenes like this, but in emotional scenes, in scenes where I have to show a lot of myself, get something out of there. This whirlwind of emotions is a bit of Damião. Sensuality, solitude, a little poetry“, added the rapper.
Source: Atrevida
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