Oi? Amigo(a), eu não sou a Carol, mas tenho certeza que ela não se casou com o Kaká por dinheiro, considerando que ela é filha de uma socialite importante.
Haha no problem, I know it must be really frustrating not being able to understand what your idol is saying… so I’m glad I can help! Thank you, I really appreciate it :)
I don’t know if it’s selling outside Brazil, but you could try ordering it from a Brazilian site! Sorry I can’t help much, maybe someone from Europe knows better than me!
Hey, sorry, I don’t know much about Rebeca, but I think that she and Digão are Christians, like Kaká. And I know that Carol’s mother started practicing Catholicism after Carol joined Renascer, but her father isn’t religious - at least not practicing, for all I know.

This is something my dear brother-in-law Rodrigo wrote specially for us. Hope you like it!
São Paulo, Ibirapuera Avenue, December 9th, 2011. Inside my car, I check if the doors are properly closed and if the windows are shut. I look at the sidewalk and I see an old, dirty man poorly dressed; his shirt ripped, his feet bared; looking into the trash with a bag full of cans. Searching for something to make him survive everyday, he lives among the filthiness.
When we search for what we want, we wish, dream, or even need to do things we don’t like, things that we once thought that were wrong; but in the end we put our hands into the trash. The dirtiness brings an odor that can be smelled from far away. It might be all the things we blend and get in our lives, even when we know we shouldn’t, and we are able to hide under a mask for a while. But not forever. Getting things right or wrong isn’t filthy. It’s just an experience. The dirtiness comes when a wrong attitude is done with counscious.
If he washes himself, the can collector can get rid of the dirtiness. His physical body is washed with water, soap and some scrubs. Our conscious and memories aren’t that simple. Our process of cleaning is more complex and it can be hurtful most of the times, because remorse hurts, and scrubs leave marks.
From the outside, my eyes can only see the can collector’s dirtiness. But what if we could see the dirtiness of our souls? I know that there wouldn’t be enough soap or water to erase the high price that was once payed by someone else, just so we could get what we wanted for free through their great love.
Rodrigo Leite
Haha I’ll post it if you tell me who you are! ;)
I don’t know, but it’s possible, because she said she’s packing for a trip. From what I heard, Higuaín, Marcelo and Kaká are getting an early break, but I’m not sure if it’s official.
Yes, I am!!! Haha thank you, that’s really sweet of you! :)
I don’t know if he’s from Italy, but Celico is an Italian name, so she surely descends from an Italian family. Brazil is a multicultural country, and it has a rich mixture of races… So if you ask a person about their ancestry, I don’t think it’s rude, but if you go like, “are you Caucasian?” it might sound rude anywhere, don’t you think?