He died while parading at Fashion Week in Brazil

The Brazilian model Cotta TalesAged 26, he died Saturday after suffering a "sudden illness" by the time he participated in one of the San Pablo fashion shows, the biggest event of the sector in Brazil.

Cotta, model of the MGE Base Agency, has fainted and was lying on the catwalk, in front of a stunned public, marching under Ocksa brand clothing, reported the EFE news agency.

The young man received medical attention on the podium and was taken to hospital, but he did not resist and died after being seen by the doctors.

Although the organization of the event raises doubts, the program finally continued normally and the planned parades of the brands Ponto Firme and Cavalera took place.

The organization of San Pablo Fashion Week said in a statement that the young person "had suffered a sudden defeat" and that "although she was quickly attended by the event's rescuers and driving to the hospital, she unfortunately did not resist. "

"We regret this fatality and offer our sincere condolences to the family of Tales, as well as the agency Base MGT," added the organizers.

Cotta tales. PICTURE TAKING OF VEJA

The Ocksa brand also issued a statement in which she regretted what had happened and offered her condolences.

Despite the demise of the Brazilian model, the organization decided to continue without crying the biggest event of the sector in Brazil.

"A person just died and they are here as if life was worthless," cried Saturday night a gold-clad artist on the catwalk during the closing parade of the 47th edition of the so-called "São Paulo Fashion Week". & # 39;, which started on Monday and served as a showcase for 36 brands.

The singer addressed these words to the public during the Cavarela brand fashion show to criticize the organization's decision to continue the event after the death of Cotta, who had already parade Friday for the Ratier brand.

"You should not be here, we should not be here," he cried, showing the audience, a few seconds later, leaving the podium, unlike the rest of the artists, who sat on a couch during parade.

After asking for a minute of silence in the honor of Tales Cotta, the Gustavo Silvestre brand organized a parade that became a manifesto for the struggle for prisoner rights and institutional racism in Brazil, according to the report. Telam Agency.