BBB 22: Marília Mendonça’s brother criticizes Naiara Azevedo in reality

Countryside singer João Gustavo, brother of singer Marília Mendonça, who died in a plane crash in November last year, criticized Naiara Azevedo, who is confined to Big Brother Brasil 22, on social media this Saturday (15). accept anyone promoting themselves using their sister’s name.

“Everyone already knew that you would enter the BBB to promote yourself, and I know that you will not take my brother’s name out of your mouth, so I will do everything so that you don’t stay inside this house”, wrote the singer in the social networks.

João Gustavo’s reaction to Naiara’s participation in the BBB occurs after Naiara announced before entering the reality, in an interview with the Extra newspaper, that he would release a song in partnership with Marília Mendonça in early 2022.

This Saturday, João Gustavo shared a news about the release of the song and commented: “Congratulations Naiara, I already knew that, you never deceived anyone”. He added in another post: “I won’t accept no people, no one will win over her no”, wrote the brother.

Marília Mendonça, known as the queen of suffering and one of the greatest voices in contemporary Brazilian music, left several partnerships ready with other artists before dying in the plane crash. In December, singer Dulce María, a former member of RBD, released a video for a posthumous feat of the song “Amigos con Derechos” that she recorded from a distance with the queen of suffering.

“Eternal and beautiful. Thank you, Marília, for your generosity, your big heart, your humility, for singing with me, for empowering other women, including me. And thank you for this great gift you left me to share with people before I left. “, said Dulce Maria.

Zezé Di Camargo said in November to presenter Ana Maria Braga, from Mais Você (Globo) that he would deliver the recording of Marília Mendonça’s participation in the duo’s 30-year project with Luciano to the singer’s mother, Ruth Moreira. He explained that he felt uncomfortable and that it is up to the family to decide what to do with the material.