The television presenter María Teresa Campos died yesterday at the age of 82 after having been admitted to the Fundación Jiménez Díaz Hospital for several days. On September 3, the one who was the presenter of Every day or What a happy time she went to the Madrid clinic due to a picture of acute respiratory failure.
After the medical center announced that the situation was getting worse and that the woman from Malaga was "very serious", the mother of Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego could not take it anymore and died at dawn on September 5, leaving behind a legacy within reach of very few communicators in our country.
The public response to the death of the presenter has been brutal. Thousands and thousands of comments flooded social networks yesterday, both from anonymous people and from colleagues and friends of the mythical journalist.
The daughters of Campos were all day yesterday at the La Paz funeral home, located in the Madrid town of Tres Cantos, a place where they received important figures from politics, television, music, etc. of our country.
Among the people who came to say goodbye to the 'queen of the morning', we can find Pedro Sánchez, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, Raphael, Mariló Montero, David Cantero, Pedro Piqueras, Kiko Matamoros, Ana Rosa Quintana, Chelo García Cortés, Miguel Frigenti , Lydia Lozano, Iñaki Gabilondo, Toñi Moreno, José Manuel Parada, Sandra Barneda, Rappel, Shaila Dúrcal, Lara Dibildos, Susanna Griso, etc.
One of the television faces who wanted to be present at that moment and offer their condolences to the family was Paz Padilla. The comedian, actress and presenter visited the funeral home and spoke to the press about how important María Teresa Campos was in our country.
After acknowledging that the death of Campos is generating such a social impact because everyone "reaps what they sow" and that the woman was especially loved by all, Padilla wanted to make it clear that for her, María Teresa Campos was a "very knew''.
In addition, the Andalusian wanted to share with the media what it was like to work with the deceased: "She was very flirtatious, very feminine. she was amazing. For example, when we finished or when we were in advertising I would say to her 'Oh, María Teresa, you don't lack a detail'. Her her green nails, her green heels, her watch... all matching. She is a kind of Terelu. Terelu is also like that, but she has had the good school of the mother.
Paz Padilla took advantage of the moment to give her opinion and express that she believes that both Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego have been very lucky with the mother they have been given: "Those daughters are very lucky to have had that mother, that school."
After explaining that our existence is "circular" and that death is the "law of life," Padilla reflected on the journalist's farewell: "Remember her with love and gratitude. How lucky I have been to get to know her personally and to have been able to work with her.''
