Péricles explica apelido de 'vaquinha' do Bola na Área

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Durante o podcast "Fala AE", o jornalista Péricles Souza explicou a origem do apelido 'vaquinha' e falou sobre sua relação de amizade com o repórter Thiago Reis, criador do apelido ainda no programa "Bola na Área".   Acesse o site: https://noataque.com.br / https://uai.com.br  SE INSCREVA EM NOSSO CANAL NO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@PortalUai  Siga o Portal UAI nas redes sociais:  Instagram - https://instagram.com/estadodeminas/  Twitter -  https://twitter.com/em_com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EstadodeMinas /  #tvalterosa #podcast #alterosaesporte #futebol

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00:00 You know what was cooler? Tiago fell down.

00:02 "Let's make a painting, let's put it in a bar, let's do it."

00:06 Then, suddenly, his fateful nickname came,

00:09 who gave him that nickname was me, Serrote.

00:12 And Serrote got it, and he was worried.

00:15 His wife, Alessandra, came and said,

00:17 "No, stop with these jokes, because Tiago does commercials,

00:20 Tiago does this and that." And Tiago said,

00:22 "No, I'm worried, my wife doesn't like it,

00:24 I think she can play against my image."

00:27 "What's that, man? You're a character, it's a joke."

00:30 Then he incorporated it, and he saw how good it was.

00:34 Then he said, "I'll tell you later."

00:38 "Tell us? Enjoy it, tell us."

00:42 "I'll give you a nickname." "I have a nickname, Garibaldo,

00:45 Bicudo, I don't know, Pezinho, Pé de Falsa, I don't want that."

00:50 Then, time went by,

00:54 and I met a friend of mine, I remembered,

00:56 Tiago was close, I said, "This is Eduardo,

00:58 my friend from Cursinho." This guy was kidding me.

01:00 I used to drink a Coca-Cola at Cursinho,

01:03 my classmate was expelled from Cursinho,

01:05 I've never seen that in my life.

01:07 I used to drink a Coca-Cola, I'd get to the top of the stairs,

01:09 and that noise, and people would be screaming,

01:12 "Cow!"

01:14 Then I told Tiago,

01:17 Tiago looked at me and said, "Your nickname is Cow now."

01:20 I said, "It won't work, man, it won't."

01:22 "Cow is a male nickname."

01:26 Then, time went by,

01:30 and I started to call him Cow,

01:32 which is a nicer name.

01:34 Did he tell you the reason for that?

01:36 I did, I did. I also told a friend of mine,

01:39 Eduardo, who is a doctor,

01:41 and when I saw that it really worked,

01:45 I went to the Minas Gerais,

01:47 I ran to interview someone,

01:49 and the guy came in, I said, "I'm back."

01:51 When I came back, everyone was like, "Cow, Cow!"

01:54 -Is that a Minas Gerais fan? -Yes, it is.

01:57 It's interesting when it works, right?

01:59 I think it's really cool, because it shows that the fans

02:01 create an identity, you get closer to the fans, to the audience.

02:04 TV Alterosa, with these popular shows,

02:09 it makes it easier for us.

02:11 Sport is a spectacular thing.

02:14 My wife calls me "Pau de Enchante,"

02:16 which is a nickname Dudu also had,

02:18 because we can't do it,

02:21 but when you walk a little, the guy stops,

02:23 "Cow, take a picture with me, tell me what it's like."

02:26 And you keep going,

02:28 it's like the "Pau de Enchante" when you release the water.

02:30 -You keep going. -Exactly.

02:32 And you keep going.

02:34 I think it's really cool, it's my passion.

02:36 I love it. You can stop me on the street,

02:38 you can talk to me, if I'm late, I'll stop.

02:40 It's no problem for me, it's very pleasant.

02:43 Recently, even because of Toledo,

02:46 he was playing with this thing called "cheek,"

02:48 and today I even joke with the set designers

02:52 that whoever calls me "cheek" will be interviewed.

02:55 I'm in Mineirão, doing a news story,

02:57 in the outskirts, recording with the fans before and after the game,

03:00 and the guy said, "Cheek" is the priority.

03:02 So much so that I don't care, I think it's cool.

03:05 When you're going to do "Public Speaks,"

03:07 you're going to talk to people on the street,

03:09 it's hard because people are running,

03:11 they don't want to give interviews,

03:13 or they're shy,

03:15 but when you give an interview, people leave.

03:17 People say, "Hey, cheek, come here, hug me."

03:20 -It breaks the ice. -It's a good interview.

03:22 -Exactly. -You can't come, you know?

03:24 Talking about...

03:25 [BEEP]

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