After being greeted with boos and choruses of “olê, olê, olê, olá, Lula, Lula” at a presentation at “Micareta Salvador” in Bahia, Claudia Leitte used a new show in Aracaju (SE) to send a message to the fans by saying that he would just yell “whatever God sends”.
In an outburst, she improvised the speech during one of the songs. The singer’s demonstration took place in a show at the Pré Caju event on Orla de Atalaia in the capital Sergipe last night. She even ended the message by saying that the only symbol she makes is a heart she reproduces the gesture with her hands.
“This world has a place for everyone. I can think I can be the one to bring you together, to make you meet, you meet someone. And I don’t like it, I don’t want to, never go away. It’s obvious I’m happy. I don’t think differently than you, I want love, I want peace, I want people together. I want to encourage encounters, happiness. And that’s why I won’t yell what everyone wants me to yell, I’ll yell what God tells me whether you think what you want, because I don’t live to please,” the artist began.
“I live to serve, to make you happy. I want to encourage smiles, I want to do carnivals, I want to see people hug. And what’s up? I’m alive, I’ve got blood in my veins, I have to smile Declare my love and my place. Instead of a symbol, instead of anyone, I choose to love. It may seem utopian, cliche, I don’t care, I just want to love,” he added.
Recently, some of Claudia Leitte’s fans were outraged when they saw that she was following and being followed on Instagram by Bolsonarist pastor André Valadão. On his account, which was suspended this week, he spread fake news during the election campaign and lied about having received a subpoena from the TSE to revoke Presidentelect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT).
However, these aren’t the only controversies the singer has been involved in in recent years. Claudia Leitte’s long history of controversy ranges from her son’s sexuality to a lack of positioning during the Covid19 pandemic.