The mythical actress and presenter Laura Valenzuela has passed away this Friday, March 17, at the age of 92. A few weeks ago, Valenzuela had to be admitted due to an infection. After being discharged, she suffered a relapse that forced her to be admitted to hospital again, although this time it was in the ICU. Just ten days ago, her daughter Lara Dibildos gave good news about her mother’s state of health. Unfortunately, today the television presenter has died.
As soon as the news broke, numerous television faces have sent their condolences to the family and have expressed their sadness at what happened. Terelu Campos has been in charge of communicating from Save me this tragic news to the audience. The daughter of María Teresa Campos has not been able to avoid breaking up due to the great friendship she has with Lara Dibildos: “I have been lucky enough to share many moments with Laura. Lara has been taking care of her until the end”, Terelu stated, recalling how Dibildos has suffered watching “the deterioration” from his mother.
Rosa Villacastín has also been one of the first to send a message of support to Laura Valenzuela’s family. The journalist has used her Twitter account to emphasize how important the presenter was in the television history of our country: “Laura Valenzuela has died, a pioneer of TVE. All my love to Lara, her daughter and her grandchildren. A great professional, elegant, Sevillian by birth, she began as a model, actress, but it was on television where an important gap was made“, Villacastín has written in a tweet.
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“It’s a sad day”, Sonsoles Ónega has recognized as soon as she began her program when reporting on the death of Laura Valenzuela. The Antena 3 program has been able to speak with Lara Dibildos, who was leaving the Hospital de La Princesa after her mother died. “Thank you for the respect and affection that you have shown”Valenzuela’s daughter has declared, visibly moved, to journalists, who has quickly gotten into a car.
Lara Dibildos has told the press that she is “calm” although she feels very sorry for what happened. “It’s been hard and he’s gone in peace”, Laura Valenzuela’s daughter stressed with a broken voice. After this, Sonsoles Ónega thanked Dibildos for this close gesture with the media and pointed out how transcendental the figure of Laura Valenzuela was for women on television.
“She was the first Spanish woman to present a television program. Pioneering women who have paved the way for all of us who have followed. Television owes a debt to Laura Valenzuela, for us it was a benchmark that brought down brick ceilings”, highlighted the presenter of And now, Sonsoles. Bárbara Rey was a friend of the presenter, which is why the vedet has entered the Atresmedia program by phone to highlight the importance of Valenzuela on television.
I haven’t had the luck of working with her. but I have known her as a person. My third last name is Valenzuela and when I was going to put my stage name on, I told him ‘I don’t want to put Valenzuela because you are so important and well-known that no one is going to notice me”, revealed Bárbara Rey, reproducing the conversation that he kept with the presenter and remembering what a great person the late actress was.
“He is an example to follow for all of us in the profession.both professionally and personally,” said the vedete. Miquel Iceta, Minister of Culture, has also sent a message of support to Laura Valenzuela’s family when she learned the tragic news.
The mythical actress and presenter Laura Valenzuela has passed away this Friday, March 17, at the age of 92. A few weeks ago, Valenzuela had to be admitted due to an infection. After being discharged, she suffered a relapse that forced her to be admitted to hospital again, although this time it was in the ICU. Just ten days ago, her daughter Lara Dibildos gave good news about her mother’s state of health. Unfortunately, today the television presenter has died.
