Singer Netinho tries to rebuild his career and change the image associated with Bolsonaro and scammers before Carnival

Success in the 1990s, when he broke nationally with songs like “Milla” and “Capricho dos Deuses”, singer Netinho was back in the news in recent days after having a show he would do in Aracaju cancelled. The reason, alleged by the contractor, was the series of posts he made supporting the coup attacks that took place in Brasilia. The cancellation served as a warning for the artist, who gathered his team to, as is said in the middle, manage the crisis, as found out by EXTRA.

The first step was to delete all the posts he made in defense of former president Jair Bolsonaro, including the various publications in defense of coup attacks. Netinho wants, from now on, to detach his image as an artist from politics.

Singer Netinho deletes posts in favor of Bolsonaro and coup acts after losing a show contract

With the show in Aracaju, Netinho would end a long fast without performing live in Brazil. “Bahia, for the most part, is anti-Bolsonarist and his behavior has been scaring contractors away”, reveals a source from EXTRA.

Netinho was also instructed to avoid talking about politics publicly and try to rescue the old image that the public had of him, a laughing and fun guy, at the height of success.

Crisis management aims to make Netinho a strong name in Bahian music again, and all this before Carnival.

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