“Patricia Boeta earned three times more than me,” Cissa says of Globo’s firing. Television news

Cissa Guimarães was fired from Globo in October 2021, and he didn’t swallow the reasons given by the broadcaster for turning it off. A corporate employee since the 1980s, she was one of the members of É de Casa when she was fired. According to the broadcaster, the head of the audience blamed the high salary she received for the decision not to renew her contract.

“They claimed financial problems, but it can’t be because Patricia Poita earned three times more than me and she was. It continues to advance. André Marquez also completed one more win, but then left. In any case. I was sad, but I really believe we have courses that are closed to others to open,” Sessa said, in an interview with Folha de S. Paolopublished on Sunday (19).

Despite her grief over the decision, the broadcaster was not harmed by the station, where she worked for 46 years. “It was a surprise [a demissão]. My contract has expired and I swear it will be renewed.”

“When I was called to speak… at the time, I felt it. It’s awful, but by the way, we understood that. I was scared. I didn’t understand anything because I felt comfortable on the show and thought the audience loved me,” he recalled.

After leaving Globo, Cissa opened up talks to work in the Band, which the 65-year-old artist believes could still happen at some point:

The Band’s management contacted me to present a program in the style of a mixture of Encontro and Mais Você in São Paulo. It was a daily attraction as I don’t know how many hours are in the air. We got to talking and there were months of negotiations, but it didn’t happen. Faustau even called me, and the invitation came from him, and asked me to wait: “He won’t accept anything.”

Also as an actress, she ended up accepting invitations to do a series, and she will also return with the play Doidas e Santas in the theatre. “I held on as long as I could [a ideia da Band]But then came the chain of invitations. The other day I spoke to Fausto and he told me the idea wasn’t completely discarded. And he predicted that this Bandeirantes story is still in store.”