Lito Sousa returns to work after hospitalization and is moved by the tribute

Known for the channel Aviões e Músicas, Lito Sousa watched a video with messages recorded by artists, athletes, businesspeople and influencers, who celebrated their return to activities after a period of hospitalization. Diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer, he also needed to treat inflammation in the nervous system, which compromised his movements and will require a rehabilitation process.

In the recording released by the team, one of the collaborators explains that the surprise was organized to mark this new moment in the content creator's recovery. "Everyone at the company is so happy to have you back here."

Among those participating in the tribute are presenter Celso Portiolli, comedian Renato Albani, singer Gustavo Mioto, radio host Marco Chiesa and the co-founder of Azul Linhas Aéreas, Gianfranco Beting, who sent words of encouragement. Celso Portiolli stated that many people continue to pray for Lito's recovery and encouraged him to keep faith. "You're going to fly over all of this," he declared.

Gianfranco Beting cited a Japanese proverb to encourage the driver. "The stone that doesn't break the knife helps to sharpen it," he said, stating that the challenge will make him even stronger. Renato Albani celebrated the content creator's return and wished him to return to producing videos "healthy". Gustavo Mioto also made reference to one of Lito's best-known phrases about aviation: "Now, more than ever, we are sure that turbulence does not bring down a plane."

At the end of the tribute, Lito could not contain his emotion when thanking him for the affection he received. "Very impressive. At a time like this, we see people talking and it's exciting," he said.

He also highlighted that he intends to dedicate the next few months to physical recovery. "Now it's up to me. I'm going to do what you do in CT when you get injured: total dedication to recovering your movements. Every day I'm going to dedicate myself to getting out of this as quickly as possible."