Rafi Bastos

I'm not sad, but there's something in the Brazilian culture that I never connect that much, that I admire from a distance, but that was never me.

So when I come here and I go have lunch in a restaurant and nobody cares about me.

I'm happy.

But I love my people.

If I go in, people come to support me.

Of course.

I hug, we kiss.

You know, it's a completely different thing.

Like after every headlining gig I do here, at least, I would say 90% of the Brazilians who showed up on the show, they take pictures with me at the end.

So it's always like we take pictures and then we hug and then we talk a little.

We are these people.

Okay.

And so there was a lot of... No, I'll give you that.

So do you think this, because that's the way your parents kind of behave, made you a curious guy?

Because you're a curious human being.

Yes, yes.

I wonder, tell me if I'm wrong.

But now I kind of...

I need, like, it's difficult because sometimes I didn't feel as comfortable as I wanted to be.

So a few things kind of annoy me a little bit and you shouldn't because it's my people and it's my country, you know, this is the way my people behave.