The actress posted on her Instagram that she will be part of the Federal University of Pará competition, which chooses the best lookalike of the MPB singer.
Fernanda Torres, aged 59, announced her candidacy for the look-alike contest Marisa Monte, which will take place next Thursday, the 19th, at the Federal University of Pará. The actress, who was often compared to the singer in her youth, shared the news with her followers on social media this Monday, the 16th.
In the post, Fernanda recalled the times when she wore her hair long and was mistaken for Marisa Monte. “Today it happens less, but at the time when I had long hair, it was common for people to confuse me with a diva. Marisa Monte. I don’t even need to say how proud it made me,” commented the actress.
The artist also made reference to the recent competitions for lookalikes of Selton Mello and herself, and expressed her desire to participate in the competition. “Now, after the disputes between doppelgängers of Selton Mello and of mine, Marisão says that there will be one with her, in Belém. I’m a candidate from afar, with this photo from 2010, with me dressed as Circe, from Odisseia, for a program based on Fábulas Fabulosas, by Millôr Fernandes”, he wrote.
High competition
In the comments, fans of Fernanda they had fun with the situation and supported her. “I’m looking at it now and thinking it’s AI merging the two faces hahaha”, joked a follower. “HAHAHAHAHAHAH I CAN’T BELIEVE IT!! NANDINHA YOU’RE ALREADY A MORAL WINNER OKAY!!”, wrote another.
Meanwhile, the singer Marina Sena also joined in the fun and announced that she would change her hair color to participate in the contest, promising to enter the competition with the singer’s look.
Source: Maxima
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