Joana Sanz is experiencing the most difficult months of her life. Personally, there is no doubt, but professionally, her luck is different. The Canarian model, wife of Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves, traveled to Dubai to sponsor the inauguration of the new Sesderma Skin Center, located in the Dubai Mall, the commercial and financial heart of the emirate. The firm, one hundred percent Spanish, organized a superb party at the exclusive Sushi 99 restaurant, with the presence of the sopranos Virginia Tola and Estíbaliz Martyn, and in which Joana Sanz shone: for the sequins of her splendid Zuahir Murad and because she took advantage of that magical night to indulge in music.
Joana Sanz let herself be carried away by the hot rhythms of Gipsy Kings and Chris MJ to forget the sorrows she has suffered –her mother, to whom she was very close, recently passed away– and she still has to suffer. Her still husband, the footballer Dani Alves, continues in pretrial detention accused of having sexually assaulted a young woman in a private room at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona. Despite the fact that the athlete's defense, led by the prestigious criminal lawyer Cristóbal Martell, has been fully used to try to get him released on provisional release while the investigation continues, both the judge and the Provincial Court have ruled in the negative.
Almost at the same time that Joana Sanz commented on her social networks that she was going to the Middle East "to sunbathe", she said in an oversight, Alves received a visit in prison from his ex-wife and mother of his children, Dinorah Santana, who has always believed in his innocence: “Dani is innocent and it will be proven shortly. Me and his children believe in him and we believe in his innocence, ”she declared when leaving Brians 2.
Up to 150 guests from various countries wanted to accompany Dr. Gabriel Serrano, founder of Laboratorios Sesderma, at the inauguration of his new clinic in the largest (and most luxurious) shopping center in the world. Naturally, he paid special attention to Joana Sanz, whose mother was a consumer of her products, a tradition that the model has inherited.
