In July of this year, it became known that Anjos, the duo made up of brothers Nélson and Sérgio Rosado, and their company Angel Minds – Gestão e Promoção de Espetáculos Lda, were suing comedian Joana Márquez. Now, after Ricardo Araujo Pereira addressed the issue during the Golden Globes Gala, the two singers have once again broken their silence about the process.
“People can say what they want, they have already realized that there is a process here. It has been going on for two and a half years and what is important to say is that we believe it is time for justice to be done.”He started by saying Nelson Rosado. He continued: “We are completely against public trials. This is not nice, it was done in the Middle Ages, not now. We have to be calm, talk about what we know and what really happened. It is time for justice.”.
After listening to his brother's words, Sergio Rosado decided to clarify some of the criticisms directed at them, in which they accuse them of not having a sense of humor or “fair play.” “We are one of the groups that was always next to Herman José's drawings. We were also in '5 para a Meia Noite' (RTP1), and we participated in several parts. I even dressed as a woman”The 44-year-old singer noted. “It's not a joke, it's more serious. We understand the need to know more, but at this moment we can't talk. It would be good to talk eventually.”Nelson, 48, said.
Recall that the case concerns a parody made by Joana Márquez after the Anjos team's performance at the Moto GP in Portimão, held at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, where they performed the national anthem. But the moment did not go as planned, due to a sound problem, which sparked a lot of criticism and comments. The comedian took advantage of the controversy to post on social media a video mixing up Anjos' show with an eliminated competitor on the SIC show “Ídolos”. “Was this April 25th?”“, wrote Joana Márquez. The two artists are demanding a payment of approximately 1.2 million euros. The process was filed in June.
In the year they celebrate the 25th anniversary of their career, Angos remains one of the most prominent names in Portuguese music for several generations. “We have a generation that has been with us from the beginning, and now their families accompany us when they come to our concerts.”“, highlighted Nelson, who recalled the arrival of the new topic. “We're going to have a new song in partnership with Nuno Ribeiro. He's a very talented kid. It was a song I wrote four years ago, and I composed it with Maninho at home, and we saved it. Nuno Ribeiro was there at home. I was writing lyrics for another song. I showed him this song and he said “This is amazing, I'm giving me goosebumps.” So we focused and wrote a monster song.Sergio revealed, adding that the topic “Talks about lasting relationships.”.
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