José María Muscari’s emotion in presenting his son after his total adoption: “He is Lucio”

Last December, through an emotional post that he uploaded to his social networks, José Maria Muscari (47) had announced that she had adopted a 15-year-old teenager named Lucio. So far, however, no image of the teenager’s face had been shown. Only this Friday, after obtaining full adoption in the province of Corrientes, she presented her son to society.

“Father and son. “This is LUCIO GONZÁLEZ MUSCARI.”the director of the theater posted exultant with joy, together with the first photo he uploaded with the young man, from Corrientes, where they had gone specifically to complete the procedures.

“He adopted me a few months ago and today what was expected happened: complete adoption. After the connection, after the guard and with Lucio already settled in Buenos Aires, we returned to Corrientes, the city of his heart and the judge @caro_macarrein was responsible for this happy ending/beginning”, added Muscari in the publication uploaded to his account.from Instagram.

“I encourage anyone looking to adopt to venture out to build their own new family.” and seek your happiness. Adopting, choosing and vibrating love is work, responsibility and an arduous daily task full of happy, exciting and even ambivalent moments, it’s worth it. I wish you the best because all the good vibes I felt from you at every step have reached us. I wish you all the good you wish”, underlined the creator of the work. Sex.

Then, in dialogue with Clarion, the theater director expressed his utmost happiness for having realized one of his greatest dreams: becoming a father. In turn, he explained that during his trip to Corrientes he was welcomed very well and what the process was like, while Lucio was in the pre-adoption phase and lived with him before receiving the full adoption.

“Not at all complicated. Very fluid. Very organic. And with the best energy of Judge Carolina Macarrein and the whole court. Corrientes hugs us nonstop. People on the street congratulate us. They get emotional,” José said.

And he added very excitedly: “I think it is a story of improvement and a happy ending for all the people of Corrientes who have a special affection for Lucio and feel him as their own even though he was born in Buenos Aires but grew up in the capital Corrientes since He was 6 years old.”