“I am very close to Claudio Ramos,” says Helena Sacadura Cabral

Nthe quality of writer and reader, Helena Sacadura Cabral used her Instagram page to analyze Cláudio Ramos' latest book. “Love Doesn’t Die”, launched in March 2026 deserved appreciation from the economist and teacher. 

“ For prior clarification of the following words, I say since I am very friendly with Cláudio Ramos, which allows me to believe, that this only enriches the value they may have”, started by declaring at the beginning of his criticism. 

“Love Does Not Die, brings again to writing, Claudio Ramos, with a book deeply linked to human emotions. Through different stories of love and lovelessness, the author questions what we do when a relationship changes, when someone leaves or when we continue to believe that it is still possible to start again ", continued, showing pleasure with the work. 

“ More than just talking about love relationships, the book addresses universal feelings: hope, absence, loneliness, fragility and the difficulty of leaving behind, what one day made us happy. The stories show that there is not only one way to love and that each relationship has its own marks, imperfections and contradictions.”

According to Helena Sacadura Cabral, “one of the most curious aspects of the work is precisely the idea that love can become, and not disappear completely”.

“ Sometimes what seemed eternal becomes small. Other times, even after a disappointment, the will to wait and believe remains.” 

The presenter, defends the author, presents “a close and emotional writing” that “invites the reader to recognize, in his characters, feelings that are also part of his own experience”.

“Love does not die, so it is a reflection on the human ability to love, lose, wait and continue. Deep down, the book leaves a simple but powerful message: even when a love story ends, what we feel and learn from it can remain. And perhaps it is right there that love finds another way to exist. I think exactly the same, with much more years of experience”, ended.