On her Instagram account, Gisela Joao shared an emotional roof about the difficulties culture is going through in Portugal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday, June 29, the singer participated in a demonstration presented by professionals in the arts and entertainment sector.
Lately the word ‘prom’ seems colorless, and the word seems to fade away… I can’t even explain, but to me the words have colours, they are strong and powerful, and then there are some words that seem to fade from a lack of Use or disbelief at the time of its use.In this case, the concert always leaves me with some great doubt and anxiety, because even today I live with the dark question behind all my daily thoughts and actions “Will it happen?” ‘, the artist began to stress.
“I miss my musical family and all that family who know each other from the road, who assemble the theater, produce the festivals…Yesterday at the demonstration, I saw a lot of people I’ve seen almost every week who now I haven’t seen in over a year.”
“I get up at five in the morning with an onset and no longer sleep. I say I was anxious and I don’t know why. I know, I know, of course I know! That’s it! That’s it! I always walk rowers to try not to drown. In fact, that’s what we all do every day.” Tactics are arranged so that we do not go to the bottom, in my case I try, for example, here, to convey normality, but it does not always work, it’s just that no one is made of iron, “he stressed.
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