The Mexican singer and musician Sabo Romo, known for his career as a former member of Caifanes, has sparked conversation after revealing his stance on euthanasia and how he envisions his old age. In an interview with TVNotas, the 62-year-old artist spoke candidly about his desire to have the ability to decide the moment of his death: “There will be many people trying to make sure I am well, but I just hope that when old age arrives, it comes hand in hand with euthanasia.” According to his statements, he already has a will and has defined how his assets will be distributed, which is part of a structured vision for his future. The issue of euthanasia continues to be a subject of discussion in Mexico and around the world due to its legal, medical, and ethical implications. For now, the musician's statements remain a personal reflection on the future, which has managed to bring up a complex and current debate. “I want to have the ability to decide”. One of the factors influencing his stance is his personal situation. Sabo Romo mentioned that he has no wife or children, which reinforces his desire to make anticipatory decisions about his future. A personal decision about the end of life During the conversation, Sabo Romo explained that his position is not necessarily tied to a specific illness or medical condition, but rather to a personal desire for autonomy: “And that is not conditioned by health. If you simply no longer have the desire, then that's it. I want to decide what to do with myself.” His statements have opened the debate on the right to a dignified death, as well as on the ethical and legal limits surrounding euthanasia in different countries. The musician made it clear that his intention is to avoid becoming a burden for other people in the final stage of his life, a concern that is common among older adults who live alone. In addition to expressing his stance on euthanasia, the musician also revealed that he has already taken concrete steps regarding his estate.
