Concern for Concha Velasco's state of health continues. The actress is one of the most beloved professionals in the world of acting and television in the country. Her extensive and successful career has catapulted her into one of the most popular faces today.
So the latest news about his state of health have caused all the alarms to go off. His son, the filmmaker Manuel Velasco, was one of the last to give a new update on the state of health of his mother.
The actress's eldest son confirmed to Vanitatis that his mother was still admitted to the residence where she has been living for almost two years and where she receives the necessary care. In addition, the filmmaker also assured that the interpreter was "stable." Some very relieving and unexpected statements, since the son of Concha Velasco usually refuses to speak to the press.
A few days ago, Manuel Velasco avoided the cameras of the Fiesta program when he was asked about his mother's state of health as he left the residence on the outskirts of Madrid. But the filmmaker has not been the only one to talk about the health of Concha Velasco. Her niece, also an actress Manuela Velasco, has been in charge of giving her aunt's last hour.
The Velvet interpreter has spoken with EuropaPress reporters and has wanted to settle all the rumors of Concha Velasco's state of health directly, very different from the statements her cousin gave a few days ago. "The other day I watched TV and saw that they were showing this on the program and there was someone at the door of the residence and I got scared," he declared.
Concha Velasco's niece assured that many times the media gave information that was too far from reality. She also told that two Sundays ago she was visiting her at her residence with a friend from the Spanish Theater. "We were walking through the garden, talking, she was trying on clothes and she asked me to get her tickets for The Lion King," she confessed. And it is that when Manuela Velasco heard the rumors of a worsening in the programs, she came to think the worst. "I was scared because he is an older person and you say, maybe something has changed from one moment to the next and I haven't found out," he said. But what she did make clear is that her aunt is fine, within the health problems that she has been dragging for years.
