The song “You and I” was made in honor of Sofia, who was unable to resist the complications of the premature birth. “The most beautiful song of my life,” said the singer
The singer Lexa published, on Friday 18th, a song he made for his daughter, Sofia, who died three days after birth. The child, the result of the relationship with the actor Ricardo Vianna, was born prematurely on February 2, but was unable to resist complications.
The song is called Me and you and is available on the main digital platforms. “The most beautiful song of my life. Listen and feel the purest love! A statement for my star,” wrote the singer on social networks. Listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjoagfvdz6w
Lexa announced the release of the song Tuesday 15. At the time, she published a video crying while listening to it. On Wednesday he already shared Ricardo’s first reaction listening to the song and declared himself to the groom.
“” I see you “is the phrase that Ricardo tells more to those he loves and when I was pregnant he always told Sofia. I put” I see you “in music because today I understand the size of the meaning of this sentence,” he explained.
“We cry because we love it, because we live and contemplate every moment. I see you because I can also see me. Our love has made the most beautiful being I have ever seen in this life,” he added.
Ricardo and Lexa announced pregnancy in October 2024. During pregnancy, he suffered from a preeclampsia staff and had to be admitted on January 21. The singer also developed Hellp syndrome, a problem that affects the function of the liver and kidneys, making her pregnancy even more delicate.
Sofia was born with just over six months of gestation and was unable to resist premature birth. The loss was publicly announced on February 10th.
Source: Terra
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