Roberto Dinamite is buried in Duque de Caxias

This Tuesday, the 10th, the body of the former player Roberto Dynamite he was buried in the Nossa Senhora de Belém Cemetery, in the city of Duque de Caxias, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Vasco da Gama’s great idol received a final tribute from several supporters and fans.

Roberto had been undergoing treatment for bowel cancer since the end of 2021, he ended up being admitted last Saturday, 7, after a worsening in his condition, but he ended up not resisting. Dinamite died at the age of 68.

His wake, which took place at Estádio de São Januário, which belongs to the club where Dinamite most played in his life, received several celebrities, such as Edmundwho was seen visibly moved, the streamer and Vasco da Gama Casimiro Miguelthe journalist Fernanda Gentilthe former player and idol of Fluminense fredbetween others.

Roberto Dinamite is the Cruzmaltino club’s top scorer with 708 goals and the player who most wore the shirt, playing in 1110 games. In addition to being the top scorer in the history of the Brazilian Championship, with 190 goals scored. Shortly before his death, Vasco paid homage to the athlete with a statue behind one of the goals in their stadium.

Bruno Mazzeo mourns the death of Roberto Dinamite

After the news of Roberto Dinamite’s death became public, the comedian Bruno Mazzeo appeared crying on social media. On video in Instagram stories, he cried when saying goodbye to the idol.

“Whenever I’m asked: ‘Are you Vasco because of your father?’ I always answer no, that I am Vasco because of Roberto Dinamite. Thank you, my idol, my friend, for so much you’ve done for us. Long live Roberto Dynamite! The biggest of all”he said with tears streaming down his face. Mazzeo is the son of the comedian Chico Anysio.

In a post on his Instagram feed, Bruno Mazzeo recalled a photo next to his football idol. “Whenever people ask me if I’m Vasco because of my father, I answer: “No. I’m Vasco because of Roberto Dinamite”. Thank you Bob, my idol and friend. Thank you for so much. For everything. Long live our greatest ever.”he wrote.