The singer Marina Lima, sister of the writer Antonio Cicero, vented herself on the assisted death of the intellectual, who took place in October 2024; I wait
Saturday evening (8), the singer Marina Lima opened the heart Tall hoursfrom Globo, when we talk about the assisted death of his brother, Antonio Cicerone. The writer, composer and member of the Academy of Brazilian letters (GLA) died in October 2024 for euthanasia.
Before his death, the Brazilian intellectual already lived with some health problems, such as Alzheimer’s. This was one of the factors, which made him undergo an assisted death procedure in Switzerland.
“Not long ago, the 80 -year -old Cicero has chosen to make a procedure that is not allowed in Brazil, but that in developed countries such as Switzerland and the Netherlands, which is an assisted death. […] And he chose to choose the time of his death. In a sense, Cicero’s death is part of his work. He did not want, after 80 years brilliantly lived, he remained in a world without memory. As he felt that his time had given here, he made something allowed in Switzerland“He said.
For me, as a sister, it was difficult, but I understand it “, Marina declared her feelings in front of her brother’s decision on death.
In the end, the singer went further and recalled the importance of his brother in his singer’s career: “He composed most of the successes I recorded, which I sing.”
At the time of his brother’s death, Marina made an exciting tribute. In his social networks, the artist published a poem that he made to the beloved relative and, despite the pain, he congratulated the attitude of his brother.
“I’m fine. I understand my brother. Cicero was consistent with everything I thought. From the end. I stay here. I still feel powerful for the next stop. And thanks, people, for so much affection”, He wrote in the caption of a photo published on Instagram. The passage refers to a poem that he wrote with his brother, the next stop. Know more!
Source: Terra
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