José María Muscari revealed the message he sent to his son on the second day of school

José María Muscari (47)days ago, he thrilled his followers by revealing the details of the start of lessons his son Lucio, 15 years old. Now, the theater director shared the message the teenager sent him.

In December last year, Muscari became a father when he was assigned the task of caring for Lucio. A 15 year old teenager, born and raised in the province of Corrientes.

From that moment on, the theater director documents the important steps he takes with the young man in this father-son bond that grows and strengthens every day.

Last Monday it was the teenager’s turn start school in the city of Buenos Aireswhere he currently lives with José María.

Through his Instagram account, where almost 600 thousand people follow him, the playwright practically showed himself minute by minute Lucio’s first day at school.

This Tuesday, a day after that start, Muscari chose social networks the messages exchanged with Lucio on the second day of school.

In the screenshot he shared on the bird’s former social network, you can see that the producer told his son: “This is the beginning of a new life, son.”

“What’s new is different and takes getting used to, it happens to everyone everywhere, but it’s better every day”He added.

Finally, Muscari wished the teenager: “Have a nice day at school and have fun! I’ll be waiting for you with a delicious lunch.”

To all this the young man replied: “Thank you, old man. I’ll let the master in.”

To accompany the post, the actor wrote in the Twitter post: “Second day of school: won.”

The publication arrived within a few hours 7 thousand “likes” and 134 comments, Among these, the Migue Granados who warns him: “The joke is over, José.”

In reference to this the playwright will now have to get up early take your child to school. Something that Muscari himself talked about on his Instagram.

How José María Muscari experienced his son Lucio’s first day at school

The story began Sunday evening on the theater director’s Instagram. On that social network, Muscari uploaded a photo of himself and wrote: “I’m laughing to keep from crying. Last day I don’t get up early. Tomorrow my son starts school and chooses tomorrow’s shift.”

However, a few hours later, in the early hours of the morning, through the same medium, José María revealed that he had not been able to fall asleep due to the nerves of his son who was starting a new school.

More precisely, at 3:46 in the morning, Muscari uploaded a photo of a candy and said: “I knew this would happen to me. I can’t sleep. The alarm will go off at 6:30 for my son and I even ate his gummies.”

Then, when dawn had already broken, the director talked about his new routine as a father to accompany his school-age son.

“That’s the point. Six forty-three. Very peaceful. The day starts with a school routine. Son is taking a shower.”he told how the preparations for leaving for school were proceeding.

After dropping the teenager off at school, Muscari shared a photo that was moved to tears and was sincere: “Even if the photo plays a trick on me, the emotion is worth it. I sent this photo to a friend at 7:45 in the morning, crying with emotion, after dropping my son off at school.”