Natanzinho Lima halts show to back Flamengo, mock Corinthians | OneFootball

Artist fired back at insults from a Corinthians fan during a performance at the Jaguariúna Rodeo Festival 2026

Singer Natanzinho Lima had to interrupt his own show because of a man in the crowd who was insulting him. Apparently, the fan supports Corinthians and was taking out his anger over the team’s elimination in the Libertadores semifinal on the artist. So, the singer fired back with a declaration of love for Flamengo and a jab at Corinthians.

– My son, I’m Flamengo until I die. Go to hell, you and your Corinthians. Eliminated. You lost. Deal with it, son… it’s football. E LI MI NA TED -, Natanzinho spelled out.

Where did the show take place?

The performance took place at the Jaguariúna Rodeo Festival 2026, in Jaguariúna, São Paulo. The episode drew the attention of the crowd at the event. After the singer’s remark, the audience applauded Natanzinho and booed the fan who had been provoking him during the performance.

Why does the taunt involve Corinthians’ elimination?

Natanzinho’s comment is a direct reference to the loss to Estudiantes (ARG) in São Paulo. Mengão, however, has qualified for the Libertadores semifinal, where they will face the Argentine team that knocked out Corinthians.

Fla’s Most Beloved qualified by beating Independiente del Valle (ECU) 2-0 in Ecuador. Then they could afford to draw 1-1 at the Maracanã. So, the semifinals will take place starting in the second week of October.

Does Natanzinho already have a history of being close to Flamengo?

The singer is no stranger to the red-and-black universe. Natanzinho Lima has already performed live at Complexo do Alemão, in Rio de Janeiro. On that occasion, the artist and his entire team made a point of wearing Flamengo’s Sacred Jersey during the show.

When is Flamengo’s next match?

While the video continues to make waves on social media, Mengão is getting ready for another important commitment. Flamengo hosts Red Bull Bragantino this Sunday (20), in the 28th round of the Brazilian Championship.

The ball starts rolling at the Maracanã at 6:30 p.m. Brasília time. The match will be broadcast by SporTV (cable channel) and Premiere (pay-per-view), while Coluna do Fla will provide full on-site coverage.

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