Laura Valenzuela has died today at the Hospital de la Princesa in Madrid after being hospitalized for a few days in which it seemed that her state of health had improved a bit. The presenter has left surrounded by her family and her loved ones after several days of fighting. Tonight, starting at 9:00 p.m., the actress' funeral chapel will begin at the San Isidro funeral home in Madrid.
The Sevillian was the first presenter in the history of Spanish Television and took a very important first step for women on the small screen in our country. Today, an entire country mourns the loss of one of the great legends of our audiovisual culture.
The daughter of the actress and presenter, Lara Dibildos, has appeared at the door of the hospital for the press and has dedicated some very nice words to the media: "Thank you very much for always treating my mother so well, thank you for All the love has gone in peace,'' he expressed through tears as he apologized for not being able to make more statements.
Dozens of public figures are expressing on social networks and in different programs the sadness caused by the death of Laura Valenzuela, an icon and benchmark of communication and entertainment in our country.
Few characters have achieved a unanimous opinion from the audience, peers and friends. Laura Valenzuela is one of the few people who can boast of not having been criticized by anyone, since everyone who knew her fell in love with her.
Smiling, crazy and very daring, Valenzuela belonged to a generation in which female representation in public spaces was minimal, and with her modern image and freshness she laid the foundations for television feminism in our country, achieving a great impact on millions of viewers. people.
