Sabrina Sato delivers how will Carnival fantasy will be: ‘I come by Peladona, as always’

Every year, Sabrina Sato’s costume at the head of Vila Isabel rhythmists is a case in Sapucaí. Fan of transparencies, necklines, cracks and, of course, exuberance, the presenter’s costume generates curiosity and expectation before and during the carnival. After all, what clothes do she come with?

Missing a little less than a month for the revelry, Sabrina warns that the look will be micro. “I come naked (laughs). As always. There was no way to escape, guys! It will be a beautiful fantasy and the way people like it,” he tells the F5. She also explained that the costumes had to be changed in January.

“We were doing the costume for a pregnant woman. I lost the baby and, only after being released by doctors, went back to rehearsals and had to change everything, adjusting with Henrique Filho [estilista]. It’s another costume, “she explains, without revealing any details of the look, not even the color.” Just on the avenue. “

Sabrina also comments as she deals with criticism. “I have always lived my life according to what I dream and desire. I don’t care much about the opinion of others, because what I believe is worth it. I want to spend my life realizing dreams, mine and the people who I love it, “explains the presenter, who says she is living a dream. “My life is in harmony. I dreamed of living this moment, but I didn’t imagine it would be possible. I’m very happy.”

This “giant happiness” has to do with marriage to Nicolas Prattes in early January. The actor still does not know if he will parade with Sabrina at Rio Carnival for Vila Isabel or São Paulo, defending the Gavião da Fiel school, where she is also drum queen, but has been taking samba classes. “The internet people are saying that he samba more than me (laughs). Fire, right? Cruel,” jokes the host who dressed in “Elvira, the Queen of Darkness”, at the celebration of 44 on Wednesday (5) at the street rehearsal of the carioca association.

“I do classes every day with Dandara (Oliveira, muse of Vila Isabel) and my teachers from São Paulo (Victor Allonzo and Marcus Prado) to get the rhythm. He watches, does together and is very well,” he says.