In addition to electing the next president, Brazilians will also elect parliamentarians on October 2, in a race full of more unusual candidates such as the activist Dário, a supporter of the legalization of cannabis, the porn actor Kid Bengala or the former Tiririca clown.
A week before the first round of the elections in Brazil, the candidate for federal deputy Dário, who intends to represent the voters of Minas Gerais, published a video on the Tik Tok social network in which he appears dancing in favor of the legalization of cannabis (marijuana) use.
Ox, bullet and bible, this only embarrasses us, now we want to see the marijuana bench”, says the refrain of the parody in which the candidate of the Partido y Socialismo y Libertad (Psol) appears dancing with other people, initially published on Tik Tok, but that went viral on other platforms and social networks used in the country.
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The success of the electoral action of the candidate who defends the decriminalization of marijuana —in Brazil the drug is totally prohibited— was so great that the comedian, writer and actor Gregório Duvivier released a video asking him for votes: “marihuaneros from Minas Gerais, Uni- around Darius.
Between the 10,629 candidates for federal deputy registered in the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) also drew attention to the former pornographic film actor known as Kid Bengala, who is running for União Brasil for a seat in Congress to represent the population of the state of São Paulo.
In his campaign videos, the actor assures that “he can’t stand that wrinkled Congress anymore” and that “the time has come to make Brazil grow.”
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I decided to innovate to get my dick into this mess. I mess with everything,” says Kid Bengala in a video on his TikTok channel, with almost two million followers.
An old acquaintance of the Brazilian public, the deputy and former clown Tiririca, is seeking, for the Liberal Party (PL), a fourth term in Congress for São Paulo.
Tiririca, who in 2010 became the most voted deputy in the country, this time appears dancing in a campaign video, in which he appeals to his electorate saying: “Vote for me, asshole!”
In October, Brazil will elect the next president, the governors of its 27 states, 513 federal deputies, 27 senators and hundreds of parliamentarians who will make up the state assemblies.
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The presidential election in Brazil has the first round scheduled for October 2 and the second, if necessary, for the 30th.
Ten candidates are running for the Brazilian presidential elections: Jair Bolsonaro, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Ciro Gomes, Simone Tebet, Luís Felipe D’Ávila, Soraya Tronicke, Eymael, Leonardo Pericles, Sofia Manzano and Vera Lúcia.
Source: Observadora
