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I just arrived from São Paulo.March,28 ,There was a Guns ‘n Roses performance.I call tell you that this band is cross-generation, because was there every age people, and what called my attencion at most was a old lady, almost 70 years old,wachting the show .She was next some teenagers girls and there’s no words to describe that.Amazing, at least.Bye, Ana!

The ubiquitous person in Brazil I believe that Neymar the soccer players be one them , in Brazil the famous person are the soccer players,singers , actresses and actors , for example, Ronaldo,Gustavo Lima, Tony Ramos and Glória Pires.
The some historical facts in Brazil I believe that can called cross-generation, as the military dictatorship .

I agree with Joesmar. Gisele Bunchen is the most ubiquitous person in Brazil. Many years ago, I’d say Xuxa would be cross-generation, but now, I would say that our novels are.

Hi Ana,I think in Brazil Anitta,the singer, is ubiquitous.everyone’s talking about her,everywhere I go there’s someone listening to her songs,she’s getting very popular.I don’t really like funk music,but I end up listening to her songs every once in a while :)
ps.I still can’t pronounce “ibiquitous” correctly.so hard hahahaha

I think Gisele Buchen is the most UBIQUITOUS person in Brazil today.
She seems to be everywhere: They’re on a soapopera, commercials, a movie, or in a advertisent on TV or in the internet browser, as well. She is really well-known internationally, as a model.

Last week, a comedy co-worker of mine left my currently company after working there for three years. He has joked with many co-workers. Yesterday and today he was ubiquitous for all of my co-workers. He will miss them, for sure.

I agree with all collegues above about these people who are cross-generation in Brazil and I could mention another one who is a great and intelligent man. He is Jô Soares. He is very intelligent and many young people like him. He has been presenting his talk show for a long time crossing-generation.

Well, It’s so hard to think in a specific name here in brazilian television programme, but when I was a kid i used to watch Woody-WoodyPecker, and for long years it still running nowadays. I was a kind of a guy who spend all his money in the cinema. Here in São Paulo there was a theatre name Cinema Maraba and I guess it still alive. I stand in long line waiting to buy a ticket and another line to came in. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to watch Star wars on the movies. It was out of my generation. I was 13. A couple of years later, I was in a neighborhood next my home and then I watched the end oth this movies, I was so excitated but I couldn’t tell nothing because we were so close friend, I wait for almost 6 years to buy a VCR and then watched in my home. Star wars are the most exciting movies in the history. no doubt.

Good afternoon!

I agree with Adrian and Josué when they mencioned Chaves and Neymar. Chaves is really a cross generational person . But there are many others.
I want to mention “Silvio Santos”, I think that he made history here in Brazil and continues does for the new generation.

Thanks Ann!

Neymar is ubiquitous, and i agree with Adrian Dias, Chaves is a cross-generation :)

Despite the fact that Chaves is Mexican, is a cross-generation example here in your nostalgic Brazil. Also, Fábio Porchat is ubiquitous. He’s looking like God. You know, omnipresent haha.