I can help, the song is in portuguese and the word VEADO (Not viado) means Gay. Acording to the brazilian newspaper, the song goes: "Schumacher,o veado", "Schumacher the gay".No doubts about the words. An explantion is needed, this kind of songs with agressive words,is part of a kind of music called FUNK and began at the "favelas" in Rio de Janeiro.They use a lot of ofensive words depending on the theme of each party, and no one is spared.Even the president, Lula da Silva, is called veado (GAY) so nothing personal with Schumacher. Nevertheless, FUNK is not an apropriate kind of music for a Formula 1 party, and Rubens an Filipe should be ashamed about this all story!
I can see many reasons in which this act was done in no harm nor insulting way. For example they could have been saying that because MS is no longer there and it caused Ferrari too lose... Maybe they said that because MS wasn't there partying and they miss him...
Another thing, in Brazil the word "Alemão" (German) means enemy.Its a coloquial thing, its not ofensive.A lot of brazilians are descendants from Germans, normaly from the upper class... Maybe this helps to understand all this thing, the newspapers many times don´t tell all the story, wich is a shame!
I don't understand why they would just start singing Schumacher is gay for no reason? Was Schumacher there? Was it in a funny way that MS would take it as a joke? Why are they bitter? What have they got to be bitter about with MS?
What I heard was that in the Ferrari after race party @ Disco Club in São Paulo, Rubens started saying "Schumacher viado" what means "Schumacher gay", after a while the whole place was saying this. Felipe was embarassed but also joined the chorus at the end. As you can see by this video it's a night club: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_xG7L4Op0w , so it's likely that alcohol was going on. And I presume that Felipe did this just for a joke, not to offend Schumacher who is a close friend of him. PS: The Dj playing is the former brazilian driver Raul Boesel.
Maybe they were mad because Hamilton was with MS on a date, rumors are that Hamilton is RuPaul when not in drag mode.
the other 95% are decendants of africa. So i would not say alot of Brizilians have German desendants. I notice you live in Portugal mate. I have a villa in the algrave, great place. I have a few Brizilian mates there as well.
I did notice that you never see RuPaul and LH in the same place at the same time. Kinda like Batman and Bruce Wayne.
Ever try the White Elephant in Lisbon? Best women in the world--Blonde hair and blue eyed Russians and Dark Eyed, small butt Brazilians. Fantastic.
No i haven't mate, i spend most my time at Wild and Co in vilamoura. Shed loads of brazilian ladies with yes a dash of Blo0nd Russian beauties They dance on the counters and do all sorts of siht
Schumacher's clothing style and taste always make me wonder... I did just put it down to him being German (no offense to German stylistic capabilities) Anyways, i could give a **** if MS is gay or not, its his business, and he's a Ferrari living legend...
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Rubens has deep rooted anger at Schumi... after all, Schumi made him constantly look like a 2nd rate hack. And since leaving Ferrari, he's gone downhill. Fast. I can see lots of angst there. Of course it doesn't come out for the press... but get a few drinks in him, and put him around the same people he used to work with (except the one guy that he used to revile), and it's not surprising that he would behave this way.
Gosh I love this story! So much for those romantic images of the Great Schumacher passing on the Holy Grail of racecraft to his disciple Massa. Reality is: Each man for his own. As it should be. PS: I'm sure they meant Ralfie...
As before, I am sure it was harmless taken in the culture and moment, and we're just being uptight PC about it and media trying to sell copy. Both RB and FM have always seemed to be good guys, and heck, it's Brazil! And a party! Perhaps we need to lighten up a bit.
No objection from my side. But tell that please also to all those who complain about Kimi's partying. At least that only involves women.
