Isa Pantoja and Asraf Beno are already husband and wife. Chabelita legally signed her marriage to the influencer this past Tuesday, before celebrating her union in style. The ceremony will take place this Friday in Seville, but there will be significant absences. One of the most notable is that of her mother, the tonadillera Isabel Pantoja, who notified of her non-attendance months ago. However, there are still those who try to undo her decision.
Jorge Javier Vázquez, best man at Isa and Asraf's wedding, has published an open letter in Lecturas magazine to try to convince the renowned singer. The presenter, among others, of Sálvame and Cuentos Chinos, has appealed to the multiple conversations he has had with Chabelita to convince her of her. Her comments advocate not falling into “Manicheism” and avoiding the regret that her absence may generate in years to come.
“It seems strange to me to be talking about getting your daughter married and knowing that I am not going to see you that day. Because if I go, you don't go and if you go, I don't go, although it seems you weren't planning on going in any way, whether it was me or not. Look, I don't go in or out there anymore. As your daughter said in 'Chinese Stories', here it is not about one person being good and another being bad. Manichaeism is no longer in style, that is typical of mediocre and poorly prepared minds,” the communicator pointed out.
“I can only certify that in the program your daughter made authentic emotional balances so that your image was not damaged after your attendance at her wedding was more than up in the air,” he continued, exposing the message with which he confirmed Isa Pi his presence and making sure he let her know if he changed his mind. An opinion that could be affected both by her reconciliation with Kiko Rivera and the presence of her mother.
The presenter also asked to speak with her after the dialectical battles that faced them during the time of Sálvame. “There was a time when we had complicity. That we spent hours on the phone. That we laughed. There was a time, too, when we went to kill each other. And that we fought an all-out war that, it is time to recognize it, kept us very alive. Awake. Preparing strategies and developing attacks. The war made us feel young,” she detailed.
In conclusion, he warned that his quarrels had no solution, quite the opposite of his relationship with his daughter: “What still has a solution is attending your daughter's wedding. I hope you go. Because maybe, in a few days, or months, or years, you will think that you wish you had gone. And perhaps that thought causes you pain, sadness, grief. And today you have time to avoid it. I know you a little. More than you think and less than I think. And I am convinced that this situation is causing you pain.”
