Three times that Zeze de Camargo took an open stance on politics

Singer went viral when he responded to a demand for an apology at a concert this week

Zéze di Camargo takes an open stance in politics three times

The singer went viral this week when he responded to the amnesty try at a concert

A video showing Zizi de Camargo wearing a T-shirt asking for a pardon for prisoners on January 8, during a show in Porto Bello (SC), Monday the 13th, received swift consequences on Wednesday the 15th. However, this is not the first time that the singer has taken a public stance on politics.The GENTE column collected three times the country has noticed the topic since the beginning of the polarization between former President Jair Bolsonaro and President Lula.

For example, in 2017, before the Camargo elections, Camargo caused controversy when he said in an interview that there was no dictatorship in Brazil."A lot of people confuse a military dictatorship with a dictatorship. We don't live in a dictatorship, we live in a surveillance system."Venezuela, Venezuela, Cuba lived with Fidel Castro and is still alive today (...) Korea Tien, China, real dictators.Brazil doesn't become a dictator like you or you die," he said in an interview with Leda Nagle Channel. At that time he decided to become a politician, although he was a "politician man".

Years later, in 2022, a show in Campo Grande (MS) made clear the political differences between the country singer and his brother Luciano, with whom he is in a duet.While Zeze asked the public to hold a political demonstration in favor of Jair Bolsonaro, another called for respect for the two sides competing for power.Still during the presentation, Luciano went to the back of the stage when his brother wanted to record the moment when the audience chanted "Bolsonaro" and "Myth"."In my opinion, there is still time to save Brazil," the singer said at the time.

In January 2023, when Lala was elected, Saeed de Karamgag returned to politics but said he was not embroiled in controversy.Deshvasi has opted not to comment on Monday's actions.