because this poor kid, born as i said just 52 years after brazil abolishes slavery, was, i don t know if it is still the case, he was the most recognised name on the entire planet. what a story that is.- planet. what a story that is. there can t be many planet. what a story that is. there can t be many others planet. what a story that is. there can t be many others who - planet. what a story that is. there can t be many others who have - planet. what a story that is. there | can t be many others who have our mistakes described as beautiful. fist mistakes described as beautiful. git the 1970 world cup, he didn t want to play it originally, his career, so much of it, it is the perfect three acts, the hero emerges as an enchanting teenager and conquers the world, the hero then goes through trials, he is injured during 1962, he has kicked out of night as city six, will he pay at 1960? 1966. he always leaves them wanting more. some of the moments he gave us, some that are
antiestablishment. indeed. to what extent do you see antiestablishment. indeed. to what extent do you see her antiestablishment. indeed. to what extent do you see her influence i extent do you see her influence these days in 2022? she extent do you see her influence these days in 2022? these days in 2022? she has influence these days in 2022? she has influence a these days in 2022? she has influence a lot these days in 2022? she has influence a lot of these days in 2022? she has influence a lot of designers i these days in 2022? she has i influence a lot of designers through the generations, people like dolce and 0bama they are much more into street fashion. ~ . ,, . ., they are much more into street fashion. ~ . ,, . . ., ~ fashion. we appreciate you talking to us, particularly fashion. we appreciate you talking to us, particularly your fashion. we appreciate you talking to us, particularly your yoga i fashion. we appreciate you talking to us, particularly your yoga cla
of humour. t like to think she had a wicked sense of humour. ., like to think she had a wicked sense of humour. ~ . , of humour. i think so, i was thinking of humour. i think so, i was thinkingiust of humour. i think so, i was thinking just now of humour. i think so, i was thinking just now she i of humour. i think so, i was thinking just now she didn t| of humour. i think so, i was i thinking just now she didn t have any embarrassment, i don t think. most of us have a streak of, oh, should i do that? she was certain in her views uncomfortable in her skin. was she always aware of being, remaining sufficient antiestablishment despite the fact she was courted by celebrities and high profile people you would argue were part of the establishment? resort when she went to buckingham palace to become a dame we saw. we saw she wore a dress with no knickers and tights, and the pictures on the newspaper apparently made the queen laugh, but was antiestablishment. made the queen laugh, bu