‘Women need to look more empathy for each other,’ says Wanessa Camargo

Newly single after the end with Dado Dolabella, Wanessa Camargo enjoyed the Bar Brahma cabin this Friday (28) at the Anhembi Sambadrome, in São Paulo.

Asked about her relationship status and the end of the long story with data, she avoided going into detail. He preferred to spoil the surprise he prepared for fans for Saturday (1st) at his show in Salvador. It has to do with the celebration of its 25 years of career, it says.

Wanessa, who considers herself a feminist, also talked about her desires for Women’s Day next Saturday (8).

“If today I can sing what I want, if they criticize me I have the right to sing, it is thanks to those who came before me: Elba, Elis, Madonna, Alcione, Fafá, Clara Nunes and many others,” he says.

Regarding the scenario of women in Brazil, however, she says she believes that there are still barriers to be faced.

“What I want for women’s day is that women look more empathy for each other. What makes me very sad is when one woman competes with another and disregards the experience of the other. This happens mainly on social networks,” he says.

“We need to overthrow the machismo that still exists within us. We were created in a patriarchal society in which we had to lower our heads and silence in the name of sustaining the harmony of the home. This has to be questioned. We can be where we want,” he says.

In May, Wanessa’s ex-husband, Marcus Buaiz, ​​marries Isis Valverde. Wanessa finished the 17 -year marriage with Marcus in 2022. At the time, she even said that the relationship was abusive. Today, they, who are parents of two children, maintain a good relationship.

“We need to come together, support from the woman who is suffering a toxic relationship to the one who only needs a friendly shoulder. I miss it,” concludes Wanessa.