The political positioning of Nana Caymi was superficial “, says brother Danilo:” He was manipulated “

The singer died on Thursday at the age of 84

The singer and songwriter Danilo Caymi Published a video on social networks this Saturday 3, talking about the political position of Nana Caymi and who called “use” in the circumstances of the singer’s death.

Nana died last Thursday, 1, at the age of 84, due to heart problems. She had been hospitalized for nine months at the San José clinic in Rio de Janeiro. Death regretted colleagues, friends and family.

In the video, Danilo says that his sister had no AE -mail and social networks and says that his political positions were superficial. “We repudiate the political use that is done in this regard,” he says. The singer was a supporter of Jair Bolsonaro.

“For you to have an idea, Nana did not have a mobile phone, there were no and -mail, social networks, extraneous to events, for the minimum, 10 years. So, this is very serious”, complains.

“His political opinion was completely superficial, I did not have this depth. I say to the people who like dwarfs, the artists who offended in a way that was very difficult for us. However, it was very superficial. I think it was, in a certain sense, manipulated on these things,” says Danilo. “It is very difficult for me to see this political use in a polarized Brazil.”

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On social networks, Jair Bolsonaro manifested and complained about the death of Nana. “I receive with great regret of the news of the death of Nana Caymi, one of the most surprising voices of our music. Dorival’s daughter, Nana, brought to her art the strength of a lineage that has always enlarged Brazilian culture,” he wrote. President Lula did not comment.

Source: Terra

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