Lexa records music in honor of her daughter Sofia, who died three days after delivery
Almost two months after the loss of his daughter, Sofiawho died three days after delivery on February 2nd, Lexa He returned to the studio to make a special tribute. On his social networks, Friday evening, the singer shared the excitement of recording a song dedicated to his daughter: “Today I made my favorite song, I made a song for my princess, for my love. (…) I sang with all the strength of my being, with my own soul”.
During registration, Lexa had the collaboration of the manufacturer Jefferson Juniorwho also faced the loss of a daughter. Highlighted the importance of this partnership: “Seeing a person who also crossed what I went by participating in this song, it was very special. Because I saw that everyone felt the emotion, but he understood. In addition to the feeling, he understood”. In a photo next to the manufacturer, Lexa expressed her feelings: “To hug you, he went further. Our daughters are playing in the sky”.
Recently, the singer traveled to South Africa with his bridegroom, Ricardo Vianna. He revealed that since January he had shared only photos on his social networks, because he was not ready to talk to the public. The recording of this song, however, has rekindled his desire to communicate and share his art.
Lexa resumes body care and shows the training routine
After the death of your daughter, SofiaIt occurred just over a month, Lexa He showed strength and dedication by taking up the body care routine. Still in the puerperium, the singer shared his training routine with his followers.
On social networks, the singer has published a video in which he seems to practice the exercise accompanied by his personal trainer and physiotherapist. Focus on training to strengthen the weapons and the contraction of the muscles of the abdomen. Read the full article here!
Source: Terra
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