sexta-feira, 19 de agosto de 2016

American press begin to 'understand' booing of Brazilian

Renaud Lavillenie chora durante a cerimônia do pódio do salto com vara
Renaud Lavillenie cries during the jump podium ceremony with stick

Much criticized by athletes and the international press, the boos unleashed by Brazilians in tests and games of the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro began to be understood. Americans believe that part of the crop.

According to US journalist Joe Posnanski, the boos are worldwide, but the Brazilians use them differently, more intensely. Nevertheless, the writer of NBC believes it is a peculiarity of the crowd, as well as the whole country has its own characteristic.

In some competitions that require great concentration, some athletes felt wronged by boos. The jumper French stick, Renaud Lavillenie, felt humiliation.

Posnanski reminded that Brazilians manifested in the same way against their national soccer team after draws sequence scoreless with South Africa and Iraq.

The journalist also used an example that the director of media of Rio-2016, Mario Andrada, he said. For him, the Brazilian boos are the vuvuzelas of the 2010 World Cup, held in South Africa.

"One thing to ask people to stop and the other is to change habits and nature. I remember when I watched a baseball game in Japan. It was just different. Even sport I know all my life, but the fans were so different they applauded at times that were not usual, sang songs of nothing and were completely silent when I expected raucous applause, "Posnanski wrote.

He ends the article commenting that, despite the criticisms, it is important to remember that the particular way of twisting in each country can also irritate people from other nations.

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