Gusttavo Lima did not even have to talk about politics so that his followers knew what to do. The Brazilian superstar of sertaneja music had just uttered a few routine words between songs — praises to tradition and good health and a mention to his homeland— during a concert with exhausted tickets on the outskirts of São Paulo on September 19. Then the chants began. “Hey, Lula, put it down for c...,” the crowd roared over and over again, referrin…
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Gusttavo Lima did not even have to talk about politics so that his followers knew what to do. The Brazilian superstar of sertaneja music had just uttered a few routine words between songs — praises to tradition and good health and a mention to his homeland— during a concert with exhausted tickets on the outskirts of São Paulo on September 19. Then the chants began. “Hey, Lula, put it down for c...,” the crowd roared over and over again, referrin…