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Frejat Repudiates Use of Song by Renan Santos: 'Failure to Respect'

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The president's candidate drew on the complaint: 'You'll have to deal with it'

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The president's candidate drew on the complaint: 'You'll have to deal with it'

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The official profiles of Cazuza and Frejat published, on Friday (2), a position against the use of "Bete Balance" in the presidential campaign of Renan Santos of the Mission. In a note signed by Frejat, the musician stated that he repudiated the association of the song to the candidacy and said that the use took place without permission. The demonstration takes place after Warner Chappell notified the campaign extrajudicially for the use of the …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Candidate of the Mission reacts to the note of repudiation of the musician and affirms that the artist should be left behind; editor responsible for the rights of the work had already sent out out-of-court notification

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Mission candidate stated that the singer will have to deal with his use of the song during campaign acts. Read on Power360.

The candidate for the Presidency of the Republic Renan Santos (Mission) publicly rebutted the demonstration of musician Roberto Frejat, co-author of the classic "Bete Balance" and former member of the Red Baron, against the use of a parody of music in campaign activities. In video recorded inside the bus of the "Futuro Glorioso Tour" Renan stated that he intends to continue using

Musician accuses campaign of continuous use, improper and disauthorized . . . of the song of the Red Baron; Renan says that Frejat should be flattered . . . The musician Roberto Frejat published notice of repudiation on Friday (2) on his Instagram profile against the use of . . .Bete Balance . . in the presidential campaign of Renan Santos (Mission). Frejat accused the team of [...]

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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