Ana Castela claims to be pressured and cries during a show: ‘It turned persecution’

Ana Castela, 20, one of the main names of the new generation of the backcountry, made an outburst this weekend by pronouncing against rumors and attacks she has been suffering. The artist used social networks on Saturday (5) to ask for the end of speculation involving her personal and professional life.

“Please ask the bottom of my heart: stop putting my name in everything, inventing news … This has become a chase,” he wrote on an Instagram story.

Still during a show in Minas Gerais, the singer did not contain the tears as she referred to what she called public trial. “They’re taking me to Christ. I’m not holding back,” he said, visibly thrilled. “But my God is bigger, I know my truth, I know everything. Sometimes I want to leave, but I won’t, I still have people to make happy,” he told the audience.

The moment of vulnerability happened shortly after a tribute made by his team on stage. One of the members climbed to speak on behalf of the road team, in a gesture of support: “You face many difficulties, but bring love and music to this wonderful audience. We love you. Despite everything, we’re here with you. You’re not alone.”

The commotion of the audience was great and led many fans to speak on social networks in solidarity with the artist, who has dealt with criticism and false news since the end of his relationship with singer Gustavo Mioto.

Mioto himself, even, came out in defense of his ex-girlfriend after the repercussion of his crying on stage. “If this is a cry of bad education, rudeness, bad person who mistreats people… So we need more thick people in our midst. It must be all reversed in the world,” wrote the singer in the networks.

Ana also made a point of denying, before the public, the rumors that she would be about to interrupt her career. “I won’t stop. Not now. I still have a lot to do. I still want to sing for a lot of people,” he said.

Still, the young artist has faced the pressure of fame and the difficulty of dealing with virtual attacks that affect her emotional health. “I just want to do my job in peace,” he wrote in another stretch on the networks.