I think it's clear how much I enjoy and have fun with Mônica Bergamo's columns, day after day, in Folha de São Paulo. The published reports and notes slap people in the face and show, like no one else, Brazil's contradictions. Sometimes social columns are made for gonging. To show that even the rich and famous, when they finish eating lettuce, they get a little green thing in their teeth.
Well, that's not the topic today. I mean, it is, just indirectly. Last week, the column published an interview with the clever singer Angela Ro Ro. Which, instead of being sung, ended up being sung by the reporter who interviewed her. Giving dubious answers to every question.
When asked if she was dating, the singer simply replied: "Naked reality wouldn't be able to seduce the public. So I, a poet, creator and storyteller, created a romance with a former Romanian priest. It began to blossom in March, during Women's Day week, and it's called Ninco Revendo."
If the couple gets along? "I'm loving being with him. He fulfills me in every way, spiritually, carnally, culturally. He's a guy from the world, appreciative of the arts, experienced. He loves me very much. And I'm very much in love with this invention."
At another point, Angela also says that she is leaving the idea open to friends and fans. Asked about the quality of the ex-priest's sex, the singer replied that "Ah, without a doubt. Because he is a man of God, liturgical, of rituals. The liturgy and pomp of the church are seductive, right? I myself entered the convent When I was young, I took it seriously, because that liturgy left me very moved. Ninco takes the ritualistic liturgy to the bed of sex. , no. It's very vital, very vigorous sex. It's very seductive to me."
The column says that after Ana Carolina said she wants to date "a guy", now another gay icon has fallen. The icon? Angela Ro Ro. With all these humorous responses and the ability to laugh at herself, I feel like the one who really fell wasn't Angela...
