By Shirley Farmer 
After winning the Golden Globe “Person of the Year – Digital”, on SIC, the comedian was in a dialogue with Manuel Luis Jocha, on TVI. Unfiltered as usual, Joanna Marquez revealed that she had received “some threats, some more veiled than others” due to jokes about public figures.
This Tuesday, Manuel Luis Gocha’s interview with Joanna Márquez, in the afternoon on TVI, was preceded by a selection of photos from the title “Very unpleasant”, which she broadcasts on the radio, with jokes about the host. “Do you think I thought it was funny?” The lieutenant colonel began to break the ice.
The guest smiled and said yes, acknowledging “in appreciation for your efforts to suddenly look like Rodrigo Guedes de Carvalho,” in a humorous reference to the attitude of SIC journalist Rodrigo Guedes de Carvalho who showed an air of boredom during her performance at the party. She received a Golden Globe award, where she was also recognized in the “Person of the Year – Digital” category.
On Josh, Joanna used humor several times, even when asked for the reaction when she realized she didn’t appreciate her jokes. “I get nervous because of the whole situation (at the party), but not specifically because there are people who don’t like it, because I think that’s totally normal,” she admitted.
In this regard, she said, she was intimidated: “I received some threats, some more veiled than others, some more direct, but I think that’s all part of it.” However, “I’m not armed with Mother Teresa of Calcutta, but I am trying to put myself in the shoes of the other person I didn’t like at all. I probably touched some sensitive nerves that I can’t even imagine. I’ll stop doing it for that, but I can I understand “.
Finally, Manuel Luis Josha praised her. He added, “I like you so much, I’ve told you a few times and I really like your humor. Joanna can say whatever she wants about me and I’ll still say hello.”
The Brazilian actress Luana Biovanni, who was targeted by Joanna Marquez, does not share the same view. “And I just found out that while I was working there at the Golden Globes show, the very young girl, dressed as Minnie, was there trying to win some change through a joke,” he charged.
Luana didn’t watch the moment live, or else, she implied, she would have followed the example of Will Smith who slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars. “But calm down, Minnie, we’ll meet,” he said.
The comedian shared the video on Instagram as a reaction, noting that “Luana Biovanni has been in Portugal for a short time.” He wrote in his usual log: “Otherwise, you’ll know I’m not Minnie, I’m goofy.”