Speech on stage rekindles the debate on the singer’s posture
In the latest edition of San Mareto in San Paolo, Claudia Leitte surprised the public by making a public declaration in support of the LGBTQIAPN+community. At the height of the party, he let go: “Very gay, very gay, the Gospel here loves a fagot”.
The relaxed speech had an immediate response: enthusiastic applause of the public and whistles of another group of fans, resulting in a polarized and complex mood.
Claudia’s declaration fell in a symbolic moment: the month of pride. For some, the attitude represents sincere and progressive support; For others, it is a strategy of involvement. The video became viral on social networks and triggered discussions on the singer’s real position on the LGBTQIAPN+cause.
Comments emerged that remember old speeches in Claudia, as “God forbids to have a gay child” and wondering if this support would not be an opportunity: “Whoever defends the cause all year round, not only when he adapts”, wrote a Netizen.
The episode rekindles a common dilemma in the sport sport: is it possible to support without putting the position on the test stage? While a fan said: “It was nice to see him live”, someone else stressed:
“You like it when it adapts and you do it only for involvement.” The mixture echoes to the criticism of pink money so called the seasonal use of the LGBTQIAPN+ cause for visibility gain.
Claudia Leitte is a multifaceted artist: an evangelical intake, mother, business woman and public figure with a different base of fans. Its position reflects the complexity of modern life, in which identities multiply and cross.
The big question is: is this support genuine or simply symbolic and seasonal? One segment believes yes, while another expects concrete attitudes: continuous support, supported causes, active listening to the validation of the declaration on stage.
Claudia Leitte: moment of reflection for everyone
More important than evaluating if Claudia was opportunistic, it is to realize that the discussion has become an opportunity for a public discussion on respect, representativeness and artistic responsibility. If there was indifference before the sentence, there is now an interrogation.
If before the celebration there was only one party, now there is a reflection. And, let’s face it, a manifesto that moves the opinions and reports the Agenda LGBTQIAPN+ at the center of the public debate this music, stage and art have the power to do.
Source: Terra
Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
