Combining personal narrative with social activism, Sol turns a difficult diagnosis into a rallying cry against stigma like a pro. Essentially the Robin Hood of empathy, stealing attention from ignorance and giving it back to compassion.

From battling hyperfocus to weird grocery runs, Sol's relatability strikes a chord. It's like getting a peek into the chaotic yet charming life of a whimsical hero fighting mundane villains, one errand at a time.

Sol's takes on Brazilian politics are like rugby tackling the system; full of energy, maybe a bit chaotic, but always aiming for progress — and maybe some hilarity along the way.