Artists lament death from Pepe Mujica: ‘Changed my life’

Dead on Tuesday (13), Pepe Mujica, former president of Uruguay, left a legacy of social struggles and progressive political struggles. In the networks, Brazilian artists more linked to the social cause lamented death.

“Thanks, Professor Pepe Mujica, this conversation has changed my life. May the land be light to you,” Emicida wrote, along with a photo with former Uruguayan president. The two met in 2024, during the closing tour of the yellow album in Montevideo.

Gilberto Gil published a photo next to Mujica and quoted a Uruguayan phrase: “‘I mean the girls and the boys of our country that life is beautiful, but wear. The question is to start every time they fall and, if there is anger, turn it into hope.’ That friend Pepe Mujica rest in peace.

Patrícia Pillar, who also had the opportunity to meet Mujica, posted a photo with the politician. “People like Pepe Mujica never die, they have seen inspiration, enchantment. Mujica is immortal in the collective memory of those who want a more solidary and just world. We only have to thank for this legacy. That now he rests in peace,” wrote the actress.

Singer Johnny Hooker also lamented: “A great inspiration for everyone who dreams of a fairer world! Live Mujica!”

Alessandra Negrini posted an excerpt from a mujica speech with the caption: “Some people are really great.” Antonio Calloni published news of the death of the Uruguayan and placed emojis of peace and prayer.

Sérgio Guizé posted a photo of Mujica with the words: “Hasta Sigrepre, Pepe”. Chico César shared a quote: “Don’t go, Pepe. You will live in every hug from the people, in every idea that fights for a fairer country. Eternal gratitude. Until ever, Pepe Mujica.”

Fabian singer Cozza posted an excerpt from a Mujica speech and wrote: “It will be alive no longer for a miracle, but for the effective action of those who, like mujica, still dream of a free Latin America! Follow in peace, Pepe! Gracias, Maestro!”