Terry Crews in São Paulo: mortadella, cheese and football to the rhythm of 'A Thousand Miles'
Terry Crews, actor from the series Brooklyn Nine-Nine and the iconic film White Chicks (2004), traveled to São Paulo to conquer its Municipal Market with his biceps and sense of humor.
Dressed as if his passion for mortadella had a dress code (a red polo shirt and trousers, the color of the flavor's flag), the actor strolled happily through the market aisles, posing with a provolone the size of a tractor tire and greeting fans like old friends. It was a kind of gastronomic parade, complete with a flash mob.
Between bites of codfish cakes and spoonfuls of ice cream, Terry still found time to support Palmeiras at Allianz Parque alongside his wife, as if he'd always been a fan of the team. No one knows if he shouted "Goal!" or "Cheese!", but what's certain is that he enjoyed the match as if it were a semi-final of "Got Talent: Mortadella Edition."
In the end, Crews left with a full heart, an even fuller stomach, and an emotional connection to provolone cheese that could be described as dangerous. Brazil welcomed him with open arms, and he responded with karaoke, human warmth, and the kind of enthusiasm only someone with muscles and a giant soul can bring: "I see passion everywhere in Brazil: in the food, in the people, in the energy... It's so passionate! I love it."
