“Long live freedom.” Celebrities celebrate 50 years of April 25th

O Today is full of meaning and it is clear that celebrities also made a point of highlighting it. This Thursday we celebrate the 50 years of April 25thwhich led countless public figures, early in the morning, to leave messages that highlight the freedom and differences in what is possible to do today and what was previously unthinkable.

João Baiãofor example, decided to share a video of one of the several fireworks displays that took place last night, writing in the caption: “April 25th! Long live Freedom”.

Already Noemia Costa He opted for a much longer text that recalls what he experienced on April 25, 1974, with his father entering the house and saying “we are free”, in tears. “50 years have passed, I was nine years old and I am certain of one thing: FASCISM NEVER AGAIN! Long live freedom, long live my country, Portugal!”added the actress.

‘Sweetest Popcorn’ remembered verses from Sophia Mello Breyner. “This is the dawn I was waiting for, the initial day whole and clear, where we emerge from the night and the silence, and free we inhabit the substance of time”quoted the influencer.

Rita Ribeiro, like ‘Pipoca’, chose to mention another personality. This time, words of Manuel Alegre.

The journalist Diana Bouça Nova he only shared a photo of a carnation. “Ever”he wrote in the caption.

“Freedom, when it doesn’t belong to everyone, doesn’t belong to anyone!”he wrote Monica Jardim.

Sílvia Alberto shared a photo of countless carnations and wrote the following text in the caption: “On the 50th anniversary of April, we realized that freedom is under threat in many parts of the world; that we cannot take for granted for our children the fundamental rights conquered by their great-grandparents and grandparents. Express, live and love freely, and Doing so as a woman, without fear of repression or censorship, are April’s achievements. May our memory and history never fail us. May we always celebrate April with this intensity and with us alert and vigilant.”

Silvia Rizzoin a more provocative tone, shared an image with a carnation and the phrase “please don’t step on it”, adding: “Freedom always! Be careful with imitations!”

Joaquim Monchique was shorter in his message and left the word “ever” in the caption of an image with several drawn carnations.

“Today we celebrate the memory of a revolution made of carnations, love and hope, which paved the way for various freedoms experienced in Democracy”began by writing Diogo Infante who then highlighted the fact that “one of April’s achievements” was “freedom of artistic expression, in which creativity is no longer subject to the scrutiny of censorship, morality and good customs”.

Luísa Castel-Branco chose to leave a list of some things that were prohibited before April 25thsuch as “divorce”, “a married woman traveling abroad”, “wearing a bikini” and “being homosexual”, among others.

Isabel Figueira took advantage of the day to vent. In the caption of an image of her in which she appears with a sad face, the actress wrote: “Today, because I have the freedom to do so, I create an image of myself that is different from those I have posted recently, which carries some sadness for the times we live in.”

“For me, freedom should have its limits and rules, as with everything in life, but there is one thing that I know cannot continue to happen, you cannot continue to have the freedom to bully, to be physically and psychologically violent towards anyone you feel like, you cannot have the freedom to harm others, you cannot have the freedom to come to social media with death threats, aggressive comments, among many other things that I could mention here. There are so many that it is difficult for me to write how someone can have it. happy to do this”added Isabel, continuing later in the text that you can read below.

Luciana Abreu wished one “happy freedom day” to the fans and guarantees that it was “the best thing that happened to us”, wishing it “never ends”.

Cristina Ferreira, minutes before going on air with another broadcast of ‘Dois À 20’, showed up in the morning format studio, with a carnation mirrored on the screen, and wrote: “Liberdade”.

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