‘Each one did their best,’ says Nicolas Prattes in farewell text from ‘Mania de you’

The character of Nicolas Prattes in “Mania de Você” (Globo), Rudá, died in this Thursday’s chapter (27). To honor him, the actor published a farewell text on his social networks. In the comments, netizens praise him, but also criticize the scene of the death of the novel’s good guy.

Contrary to criticism of the work of João Emanuel Carneiro, Prattes wrote that everyone involved in the soap opera did their best: “This, perhaps it was the one in which I saw all those involved in all sectors, most committed to doing their best. Passionate, vocational, intelligent and sensitive. Each person gave their best, form character.”

The actor recalled his entry into the soap opera and the lively mood he hanged at the beginning of the plot: “Rudá came into my sudden life, I was the last to enter this locomotive, found a cast and a team full of desire to make it happen.” “No one makes soap opera like us, we do that much of our lives and we are too proud of the account,” he added.

“I thank each one who looked at me in the eye and opened, changed, laughed, cried and donated. This is our craft.
We went to the company of many people, in the living room, at the bus stop, on the hospital bed and so many other places, “said Prattes.

“Rudá, you are no longer mine, it’s free! It’s from each other’s imagination, while I had you, I was very happy, very much,” he added. The plot broke record of low audience at Globo.

The comments divided praise and criticism of the actor and the plot. “Congratulations my love! I am so proud of your commitment, surrender and talent,” wrote Sabrina Sato, wife. “Nicolas! You were amazing from start to finish,” said influencer André Mateus.

“Nacou, swam and died on the beach,” was a recurring remark. “I found it unfair for him to die at the end of the soap opera,” “The pet was not happy at any time in the soap opera and still dies,” “I wanted him to have Molina. He deserved to see his son,” were some comments from netizens.