Ivo Lucas’ sister opens her heart about Sara Carreira’s tragic accident

Manuel Luís Goucha received Diana Lucas, sister of Ivo Lucas, in the studio, where they ended up talking about the tragedy that struck in 2020 with the tragic accident of Sara Carreira.

The matter was approached with tweezers, but Diana Lucas ended up talking a lot about everything the family went through, “how important is family? And I’m only going to talk about this now and then I won’t talk anymore. How important is family in a very complicated phase? Which is the phase that takes place in 2020 and then extends during the trial, therefore, for another three or four years. How important was the family here at a time when one of the family members, Ivo, went through what he went through?”

Diana Lucas opened her heart, “There is a bubble, which we have always had. Whoever knows us, we are…There are the three musketeers, we were… Always the four. And we have always lived like this. We have always been very united. My parents, for example, I don’t remember being alone at home until I was 18. Wherever my parents went, we went.”

He ends up confiding, “At a more fragile time, the first step is… Ok, everyone come here. Everyone, but my daughter. My ex-husband was on a mission, he’s in the military, now I was listening to André’s story and it made me remember that too. He was in the military, he was abroad and, therefore, we will not let ourselves fall, nor can we let ourselves fall. We fell, obviously, but we are all holding each other up.”

He confessed that after the accident, became known as Ivo Lucas’s sister, “That’s what gets complicated, because, at the end of the day, there are different careers, people know who they are. There were people who didn’t know that we were brothers, they came to know that we were brothers, but everything happens at a stage when I’m releasing a new single, written by me and him, and that, suddenly, I have to stop with the promotion, because going on television or being on television at that time…”

He considers that they could distort what he could say on television, and they made a decision, “And anything I said was a little, even sometimes, distorted and it costs. It costs a little, because it costs what we are going to see, but it also isolates us a little. There are no televisions, there are no networks, there is nothing, because the most important thing was to restructure ourselves.”

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