The death of Paco Arévalo has not only been a hard blow for the comedian's family and close friends, but has also been the trigger for a media war, which has only just begun. After the comedian's death on January 3, Malena Gracia, who was his last partner, and with whom he had television battles, did not hesitate to go to the funeral home.
However, a few minutes later, the star came out of the door completely devastated and giving some insight into what had just happened. "Something very bad happened to me there. I'm not going to tell it, I don't want to talk, but it was horrible. I'm leaving very bad and very upset," she said between tears.
After stating that she felt "uncomfortable", that she did not expect it and that she believed she did not deserve it, Malena left the street at full speed, escaping from the press present. Even so, and despite ensuring that she did not want to say anything about what had just happened, it did not take her long to sit down on a television set.
"They told me I couldn't enter. I didn't speak to Paco (son), I saw him look at me badly, he made me look down on me. I was with a partner and they did let him in," he explained on the program ¡De Friday!. After this, Arévalo's granddaughter did not hesitate to respond to him from the Fiesta set. "He hasn't said a single thing that was true and I wanted to make that clear," she said about the star.
And, according to Ana Arévalo, at no time have they had any dealings with Malena, even though she wants to imply that they were like "her family." Given this, it is the singer herself who wanted to respond. "I'm sick, I feel affected, hurt, bad. How do you want me to deal with this whole situation?" She began to tell Europa Press.
The journalist who was present has mentioned that the comedian's granddaughter accuses him of a lack of respect when she saw the star sitting on a television set a few hours after her death. "Well, it took them the same time to go to television, exactly the same," she responded forcefully.
As Malena Gracia has related, she has every "right" to attend an interview given that she is an artist: "We are in a country where there is freedom." Likewise, she has assured that the comedian's family cannot say "I will not drink this water" because they end up doing so.
And they are not the only statements that have been made about what happened at the funeral home. Arévalo's son made it clear that she had come to "put on a show" and leave the place doing "what she always does." A battle that seems to be going on for a long time and that will have many more reactions.
