Marcus Mion won a special program to celebrate his birthday, which was held on Thursday (20). The broadcaster could not contain his emotion and burst into tears when he received messages from his parents, Carmen and Desio Mun; Three children, as well as his wife Susanna Gullo. The family appeared on the Calderao stage with Mion together for the first time.
Lúcio Mauro Filho interrupted the Caldeirão com Mion concert show on Saturday (22) and revealed that Carmen was hiding in the middle of the studio stands. “Son, I'm in Globo! My message is for you,” she said jokingly, making Mion cry.
“What a joy it is to be able to celebrate your 45th birthday here, on this stage of your dreams, with the audience you always wanted, and your dear friends celebrating the many accomplishments in your life, so many of them,” Carmen said.
“But the biggest, the most important, is the dear and beautiful family that you and Susanna have created, giving me the greatest gift I could ever receive: my grandchildren. I wish you many years of a lively and creative life. With so much love and so much joy, I love you, my son,” she said.
Desio Mione did not attend in person because he was recovering from a procedure, but he offered congratulations via a video: “I hope all your dreams continue to come true, and that you continue to be this amazing person that everyone admires. Mom and I, I hope you continue to be this light in our lives.” “Kisses, I love you.”
The wife and children appear by surprise
Susana Gullo and Mayon's three children, Romeo, 19; Donatella, 15; Stefano, 14, sent videos and Calderao attended in person for the first time since taking over the program in 2021. Marcos Munn was touched by the family's messages.
Susanna said: “Today I want to talk about Marcus, who no one knows, who is beautiful and wonderful, the father of our wonderful children. You know he is my safe haven, he is my everything, my other half, we complete each other.” .
Our different worlds make us stronger together. I really love you. I hope you continue to achieve all your dreams, if it is still possible to have more dreams.
Mayon reflects on the birth of her firstborn, Romeo, who suffers from the autism spectrum. “I lived in a time of arrogance. I thought I had it all, and that my life was perfect. I married the woman of my dreams, had a lot of success, a meteoric career… I thought I had it all, so I wanted it.” He cried to have a son.
“And God gave me a gift I never expected: an autistic son. No one kneels down and prays for an autistic son, but it happens a lot. The crazy thing is that, at 24 years old, I have become Romeo's father,” Marcus Meon concluded. “I realized that my life wasn't perfect, but with his arrival, things started to be.”
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