O President of the Republic, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), made reference to the last chapter of the novel “Anything goes”which airs this Friday (17). In a post on social media, the head of the Executive mentioned the death of the villain Odete Roitmanand stating that, off-screen, the ending is “happy and collective”.
“Today is the end of the soap opera and Brazil will stop to see who killed Odete Roitman”wrote the president in the caption of an Instagram post. “But, off screen, the Brazilian people are writing another story: that of hope, with a country that chose to combat inequality with social justice. And here the ending is happy and collective.”
In one of the photos, the post mentions the which will be revealed this Friday. The outcome, according to the author of the remake Manuela Dias, will be different from the original.
“There’s even a lottery about the end of the soap opera. But we’re really betting on the Brazilian people”reads one of the photos shared by the president.
Research analyzes mentions of “Vale Tudo” on social media
One analyzed the mentions of the death of businesswoman Odete Roitman, lived by Debora Bloch on screen, comparing it with other themes that gained traction on the web.
Citations to the topic accumulated an average of 1.900 mentions per hour, in a total volume of 551,700 mentions between October 6th and 17th.
However, the research shows that the final chapters of the soap opera did not overcome the repercussion of themes such as the film “I’m Still Here”a “adultization” of children on the internet and Blindagem PEC.
- Shielding PEC: on average, 24.000 mentions per hour
- Government-Congress dispute: on average, 17.000 mentions per hour
- Felca – Adultization: on average, 5.500 mentions per hour
- Lady Gaga show in Copacabana: on average, 5.100 mentions per hour
- Repercussions of the film “I’m Still Here”: on average, 4.600 mentions per hour
- Odete Roitman in “Vale Tudo”: on average, 1.900 mentions per hour
Still according to Quaest,
