Coincidences of life, the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport became the scene of a more than surprising coincidence on July 11. Just married, Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva went to the place to catch a flight that kicked off their honeymoon -at the moment with an unknown destination- and they coincided in place and time with an acquaintance, Mario Vargas Llosa.
The Nobel Prize for Literature also went to the same airport for the same purpose, to catch a flight. Of course, not the same as the couple, since it was he who first left the Premium area where they all waited for it to leave, and then the Marquises of Griñón did so.
The writer appeared to get into a vehicle that happened to be waiting for him behind the van where, just a few minutes later, the newlyweds got on to be transferred to their flight, so the clash would have been avoided, at least before the media.
A surprising coincidence, to say the least, which was immortalized by the cameras of Europa Press. It is unknown if they spoke to each other or even greeted each other within the aforementioned Premium area, but it seems that they would have managed to avoid each other.
The couple thus begins their honeymoon, which apparently will take them to the five continents. "They are going from Doha to Australia, they would still have more than 14 hours of travel left," explained a reporter from That's Life. Among those destinations would be Miami (USA), where they could visit Enrique Iglesias, the great absentee at the wedding of the year.
Of all the children of Isabel Preysler, Tamara Falcó is the one who shared the most time with the author of La señorita de Tacna, and from the beginning, they got along wonderfully. So much so that the writer even participated in his Netflix docuseries, La Marquesa. Vargas Llosa also had nothing but good things to say about her partner's daughter, assuring that she was very optimistic, with a great "entrepreneurial, patient spirit, she is always in a good mood and smiling."
An affection that was reciprocal, since Tamara has always spoken fondly of her "uncle Mario". However, the break between Isabel Preysler and the writer ended that affection between them. Tamara sided with her mother, and the subsequent publication of the story Los vientos, in which the writer talks about "the Marquesas Islands", with an alleged allusion to Tamara, ended up blowing up the relationship.
Isabel Preysler assured in the magazine Hello! that she was not going to allow them to mess with her children. "She was laughing at Tamara, a girl who has only been affectionate and loving to him," she explained, hurt, insisting that she had been "going too low."
