Year-End 'Sabadou' Party Hosted by Virgínia Fonseca Sparks Controversy Over Broken Barter Agreements
Virgínia Fonseca's 'Sabadou' program year-end party at SBT faced backlash after she left early, breaking barter agreements with suppliers and causing event disruption.
- • The 'Sabadou' year-end party was organized by SBT through barter agreements without direct payment.
- • Suppliers expected photo opportunities with Virgínia Fonseca as part of the barter but received only minimal engagement.
- • Virgínia left after about 30 minutes and five photos, leading suppliers to halt food delivery as agreements were unmet.
- • Suppliers and attendees expressed frustration over the broken agreements; Virgínia has not made any public statement.
Key details
The year-end celebration for the 'Sabadou' program on SBT, hosted by Virgínia Fonseca, ended amid controversy as the event failed to meet supplier expectations tied to barter agreements. Organized by the network, the party was arranged without financial payments, relying instead on exchanged promotional opportunities between suppliers and the host.
Suppliers anticipated marketing benefits through photo opportunities with Virgínia. However, she reportedly stayed less than thirty minutes, taking only five photos before abruptly leaving. Following her early departure, food deliveries stopped due to unfulfilled agreements, leaving attendees and vendors frustrated and feeling abandoned. One participant expressed dissatisfaction in a TikTok video, stating, "She left everyone hanging, everyone is upset here."
The suppliers convened to discuss the fallout from unmet obligations. Despite the tension, Virgínia has not publicly commented on the situation. This incident highlights risks inherent in barter-based event arrangements, especially when commitments like promotional engagements are not honored.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.