The death of María Teresa Campos at the age of 82 on September 5 shocked the television world. The presenter died a few days after entering the Jiménez Díaz Foundation in Madrid due to respiratory failure and she was always supported by her loved ones, including her daughters, the also television actresses Carmen Borrego and Terelu Campos.
The presenter's remains traveled to Malaga to fulfill her wish to rest with her mother, Concepción Luque, and her aunt Leli. After being cremated, this Monday morning her ashes were deposited at the Brotherhood of La Paloma, where Carmen and Terelu were accompanied by family and friends of María Teresa.
However, the largest farewell will take place on Monday afternoon, despite the desire of María Teresa's daughters to officiate in the strictest privacy. At 7 p.m. the funeral dedicated to the presenter was scheduled to take place in the church of San Pablo in Málaga.
Up to there a multitude of citizens have come who have also wanted to say their last goodbye to the communicator, who has lived most of her life in the Andalusian city. An affection that has been echoed by television programs such as Y ahora Sonsoles, on Antena 3, which reported the arrival of María Teresa's relatives at the church, such as her granddaughter Alejandra Rubio.
The farewell mass for María Teresa Campos will feature two very special performances: those of Juan Peña and Diana Navarro. The singers will perform some of the presenter's favorite songs, as well as religious compositions.
"We are going to make a prayer that reaches high to heaven and as she deserves," Navarro assured the microphones of the Sonsoles Ónega program. Peña, for his part, has spoken openly about how he wants to remember María Teresa from now on: "How she was, so generous, so happy, always supporting music, supporting culture and above all as a good friend and good mother that she was." ", has said.
