He dresses as a clown to say goodbye to his mother; she gave him the gift of making people laugh

One of the most difficult tests that anyone can go through is losing a loved one, especially if it is one of their parents. The last goodbye must be the hardest part, although some try to do it in a special way.

We all have different ways of honoring our departed, although sadness rules, some people try to do something unique and memorable. Just like Zhakita Mix, a clown from Peru, did.

In recent days, a video of a man who arrived at his mother’s funeral in a very peculiar way went viral on the TikTok social network, as he was made up and dressed as a clown. Also, he was carrying a flower and a balloon.

Actually, his stage name is Zhakita Mix and he is well known in his country for his charisma and talent to make people laugh. However, this time instead of causing laughter, he brought tears to our eyes with the emotional tribute he paid to his mother.

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I WILL MISS YOU SO MUCH MAMACITA VICTORIA – THE LAST SHOW FOR YOU

♬ original sound – ZhakitaMix

I arrived, mommy, at your party! as you wanted, here I am at your party, I go to heaven for you, mommy. Here I brought you your little balloon and your little flower.

Immediately afterwards, holding back his tears, he thanked his mother for what she did for him, for her teachings and gifts, while everyone listened attentively and was moved by his speech.

I want you to be happy with me, because you gave me this gift of making people laugh. Today I’m sad, I’m a clown who laughs on the outside but cries on the inside, mommy.

Once her little speech was over, she approached the coffin to leave her offering, but, being there, she could no longer contain her tears and said goodbye to her between tears.

All this act moved both locals and strangers, because in the clip you can see people crying with their words, while in the comments of the video, which already exceeds two million views, many users expressed their condolences to the clown.

‘I got a lump in my throat, strength, friend’; ‘How brave! I couldn’t even speak, a lot of strength and a hug’; “I swear it hurt my soul.”