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'Bigode Grosso' Funk is New Fever at Soccer Games

09/13/2013 - 09h09

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FROM SÃO PAULO

After the hit "Ai Se Eu Te Pego " (or "Oh If I Catch You"), soccer has helped popularize one more hit song at games recently. For that, it was enough to have Neymar place two fingers on his lips while celebrating the Brazilian goal against Australia on Saturday for the clip of the song called "Bigode Grosso" (or "Thick Mustache") from MC Marcelly, to became viral.

AFP PHOTO /VANDERLEI ALMEIDA
Brazil's Neymar celebrates his goal against Australia during their friendly football match at the Mane Garrincha National stadium, in Brasilia.
Brazil's Neymar celebrates his goal against Australia during their friendly football match at the Mane Garrincha National stadium, in Brasilia.

The video of the singer, created in Complexo do Alemão, in Rio, on Youtube has nearly two million visits in a bit over two months.

The song speaks of a party where "ugly women do not enter" while they get champagne and Amarula. In the clip, the female singer appears in the pool with other girls holding glasses. She sings what is known as "ostentation funk".

In Michel Telo's case, the impact of the celebration with his hit song "Oh If I Catch You" was higher. Even Cristiano Ronaldo was taken by it. The singer even visited the Real Madrid.

In the NBA, the pivot Nene took the song to his former team, Denver Nuggets, practice. The song official video clip is one of the most viewed onYouTube with 500 million views.

The song "Eu Quero Tchu, Eu Quero Tcha ", from John Lucas and Marcelo was also loved by fans thanks to Neymar, who was mentioned in the song.

Translated by SIMONE PALMA

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