“My revolution comes from this”

Sarah Korea Currently one of the country’s strongest names in terms of music, the fado singer is going through a phase full of new challenges, as he continues to release recordings, but also with successive appearances on television shows.

This Saturday, July 13, the singer was on the show “very accurate“, next to Daniel OliveiraWhere he opened his heart.

From her humble origins, after a difficult childhood, through the prejudices that surrounded her origins, the artist ended up mentioning His parents’ divorce is one of the most important and difficult milestones in his development.

Sarah was only 10 years old when her parents separated, and she remembers how her father separated from her mother and left the country. Without saying goodbye to the kids.

“[É difícil recordar] The day my dad asked my mom for a divorce and she listened. And the day I saw him leave, of course. (…) He was about to turn ten and I heard him tell my mother that he couldn’t do it anymore and that he was going to leave.“He started saying,”

“He didn’t even say goodbye to me or my brother.“Then I confessed emotionally.

“(…) When I heard my father say he was leaving, I thought it was a dream.“I continued,” she continued.But the next day, my mom woke up and said, “Your father is gone.” And that was the moment.“

“My revolution comes from this”

For Sarah, not seeing her father again remains the hardest blow she has ever suffered, especially considering her age, being too young at the time to properly comprehend the situation.

“10 year old girl wonders why he didn’t say anything, right? Like me?“Ask Daniel Oliveira.

“I think my anger comes from that. What did I do wrong? I did nothing, I didn’t even ask to come into the world. And at that moment I was forgotten. (…) I remember thinking it was a dream, but that’s the thing where I sleep but I’m not. I’m pretty sure he didn’t say goodbye to me.“