Comedian Murilo Couto and two humorists say they were prevented from entering Mozambique, and cancel show

Comedians are barred in Mozambique and cancel a show in the country Brazilian comedian Murilo Couto and two other humorists say they were prevented from entering Mozambique, where they would do a show. They said they still did not know the reason for the ban. Portuguese humorist Hugo Sousa, Angolan Gilmário Verca and Couto made a video at the airport on Sunday (20). They said they had been prohibited for a while for a prohibited trip from traveling and apologized to fans for not coming in time of the show they would do together. The trio boarded this Monday (21) to Lisbon, according to the producer of Murilo Couto. The G1 sought the embassy of Mozambique in Brazil and obtained no return until the last update of this report. Itamaraty has only reported that it is “available to the Brazilian National”. ✅ Click and follow the G1 PA channel on WhatsApp “We want to apologize to all the people who are already in the theater. We are here at Maputo airport and we have a problem that we are not quite sure of what it is, that they don’t let us get into the country, basically that’s it,” Hugo explained. “I was really very excited to meet Maputo, but I could see here the ceiling of the airport, wall … I want to cry,” said the Brazilian comedian. Murilo, Hugo and Gilmário present a stand-up comedy that has already traveled other countries and was going to perform on Sunday in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, after a show in Luanda, the capital of Angola. As they stayed at the airport, they reported that fans of Mozambique should be reimbursed by tickets. “We are already going through all the corner: Portugal, Switzerland, Ireland, England, France, Sao Tome, Luanda, Cape Verde, the islands all, but I think here will not happen here. So, let’s wait for a next opportunity,” said Gilmário Viseba. Humorists Gilmário Viseba, Murilo Couto (to the Center) and Hugo Sousa at Maputo Social Networks/Reproduction Murilo Couto, Hugo Sousa and Gilmário Verca in the Azores, Portugal Social Networks/Reproduction The show must still pass through Brazilian cities in the second semester. More videos with news from Pará :. See other news from the State G1 Pará

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