Though I really tried to contain my tears throughout the whole homage, I simply couldn't resist it when I heard Michael's daughter talking about him; that was simply heartbreaking and piercing. I think that an artist that is able to unite and influence not only people in the music sphere but also bring children, adults, asians, africans, white, blue and black people together is truly blessed with grandeur and nobility.

His charisma, his pure and honest smile, his affection for children, his role as a father, son, brother and artist, all were demonstrations of an exemplary nature. His capacity of interpretation with passion and soul, his voice and his dance moves all left us an immense influence of incalculable value. His significant contributions to charitable causes and his intense desire to make this a better world will definitely not be forgotten. For me that just vaguely summarizes all he was and meant. And like many artists and friends of him said today, the "King of Pop" is too small a title for him.

Beyond the controversies, disagreements and all negative accusations, it's undeniable that if nothing else, he was an enthusiastic and wonderful artist, both for his music and his performances on stage. The tribute was truly emotive and worthy of him. RIP to a great human being.