Nuno Guerreiro’s death was featured on the program ‘Red Passadeira’ this Monday, April 21, and Filipa Torrinha Nunes made a sense of reflection on the sudden disappearance of the Portuguese singer.
The psychologist and commentator lamented that the singer has not had recognition due throughout her life, lamenting what she was seeing on social networks in recent days.
“Being very sincere, I get tired a little, sometimes the things that people say when some people die. This ‘heaven has won a star’, ‘talent will be eternal’ but in life, from what I have knowledge, I do not feel that we have given due value to this person.”started by saying.
Filipa Torrinha Nunes highlighted some of the news that came out after the singer’s death, for example about his aesthetic interventions, highlighting the “giant artist” that was: “For me, it’s one of the best voices I’ve ever heard and it was not talked about while I was alive. I don’t know if our country’s fault, which doesn’t give due value to artists, whether for his and her career management.”he considered then.
Finally, the commentator stressed the fact that Portugal does not “value” the artistic community: “Sometimes I get tired a little the hypocrisy that exists, to applaud someone’s death and make a story and we forget the rest of the year ”concluded.
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