As he owned several properties, he handed over the mansion to the care of his two younger brothers and moved to a penthouse located in the well-known Manuel Pinto da Silva building, the largest and tallest building in the capital of Pará at that time, with luxurious apartments, built still in the seventies in front of also no less known and frequented square of the republic. From the top of the more than forty floors, it was possible to see the admirable panorama of the city of mango trees. As Belem was popularly known. And admire all the green divided between diverse types of vegetation. His gaze hovered over everything the vision could achieve.

The center of the square, the bandstands where he slept for so many years lying on the filthy floor. The historical monuments, the small improvised lake where the birds drank or wet their down. Couples holding each other or walking hand in hand along the narrow walkways. So many years went by and those images didn't seem to wa