Lore Improta and Léo Santana changed their youngest daughter's name because of Liz; understand

The second son of Léo Santana, 38, and Lore Improta, 32, Levi, was born this Tuesday (26). After the arrival of the youngest child was announced on Instagram, fans retrieved a video in which the singer revealed that Liz, 4, the couple's firstborn, was responsible for her brother's name.

During an event, in an interview with the Gshow portal, Léo revealed that the first nickname selected by his second-time parents was, in fact, Lorenzo.

The four-year-old, however, started talking to her mother's pregnant belly and mentioned several names, except the chosen one. The situation involving their firstborn made the couple change their minds and choose to name him Levi.

Meaning of the name Levi
In March, at the baby shower that anticipated the arrival of their youngest, Lore and Léo gathered some friends and family to reveal what the chosen name would be.

"Levi means 'united', 'connected', 'one who joins' and that's exactly what he comes to do, join us. In the Bible, Levi is the son of Jacob and Leah (my mother's name) and gave rise to the tribe of Levites, linked to music and faith. Union, family, connection and music, everything we live and love most around here", explained Improta in a post on social media.

According to a text shared by the dancer, Levi was born weighing 3 kg and 50 cm. The arrival of the little one was generating high expectations in the family, who said they already knew that the baby would be born today.

"We knew he was expecting to be born on the 26th. On the same day as his sister (almost at the same time) and on his grandparents' wedding day, Levi arrived into the world weighing 3 kg and 50 cm, healthy and surrounded by lots of love. And, as if the day wasn't already special enough, today is also the birth anniversary of Santa Dulce, our Good Angel from Bahia", they wrote.

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*Under the supervision of Flávio Ismerim, from CNN Brasil

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