Matias Damásio shared on social networks his concern about his son Raul's future, diagnosed with autism. The singer expressed his anguish about who will take care of him when he is no longer present.
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31/08/2026
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O singer Matias Damásio made an exciting sharing on social networks. The artist opened his heart about the health condition of his 18-year-old son Raul Damásio, who was diagnosed with autism when he was two years old.
The interpreter vented with followers who feel a great deal of concern about the young man’s future, at a time when neither he nor his mother will be alive to take care of him.
“ When I die, who will take care of him????? This is the concern of all the fathers and mothers of an AUTHISTA child ", started by saying.
This publication shows the enormous complicity that the adolescent has with his brother Gabriel Damásio, since the two are embraced.
“ But looking at this image, I can only cry with joy and thank God. We are a blessed family, surrounded by love and care”, added the singer.
Matias is married to Carolina Damásio and the two have yet another son in common: Elielson.
On April 2, the World Day of the Conscientialization of Autism, the artist pointed out this date, confessing that all these years have been marked by a great “fight” but above all “much love”, highlighting the importance of the young man’s brothers in his life.
“For 18 years we have lived this reality with our son, Raul Damásio, who was diagnosed at the age of two. Since then, we have walked together on this journey, always with dedication, dedication and, above all, much love. It has been a journey of struggle, but also of growth. Brothers have been a fundamental support, showing affection and unity at all times.
Carolina, our queen and mother, has been the biggest star in this process — the person who contributes most daily to the evolution of our son, with an admirable strength and love”, the singer confessed.
“[...] We go on with faith, believing and yearning for better days. Because, for us, the true 'healing' of autism is in love — giving love, giving love and continuing to give love. Here we will always accompany our son with all the dedication, pride and honor ", said Matias Damásio.