Plot of 'Quem ama cuida' recalls story of author who claims to have seen his mother's spirit: 'Great turning point of my life'
extra27 August 2026 at 08:03
Brazilian author Valter dos Santos, who wrote the book "Mother's Love, Son's Love: Beyond Life," recently featured among the bestsellers on Amazon, has recently seen his personal story resonate with the Globo TV novel "Who Loves Cares," which also addresses the theme of a mother who returns as a spirit. Valter recounts having seen the spirit of his own mother, Lúcia, when he was only 8 years old, after her death, an experience he classifies as the "big turning point" of his life. The article connects this real story to the success of spiritualist plots in Brazil, which are also gaining space in cinema with the film "The Trip," showing the Brazilian public's interest in themes that address the connection between the material and spiritual planes.
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