Two months ago we learned the sad news of the death of socialite Marta Chávarri at 62 years of age. The former Marchioness of Cubas was found dead on July 21 at around five in the morning at her home in Madrid, after having suffered a stroke. The person who found her was her housekeeper, who immediately called the emergency services, but when they arrived they could do nothing for the socialite.
The death of the former Marchioness of Cubas was a hard blow for her entire family, but especially for her only son Álvaro Falcó, the result of her marriage to the late Fernando Falcó and current Marquis of Cuba. The son of the deceased was one of the first to travel to the Tres Cantos funeral home, where the funeral chapel was installed. ''She was in a magnificent moment, very excited about her granddaughter, physically well, mentally phenomenal,'' Falcó declared.
Despite having been away from the media spotlight during her last years, Chávarri was one of the most popular faces in the social chronicle of our country in the 1990s. Therefore, numerous current personalities wanted to go to the funeral home and attend the funeral to say goodbye to the socialite.
After the necessary thirty days had passed since the death, this Wednesday, October 4, the funeral mass was celebrated, where many of the relatives and friends of the deceased did not hesitate to come to honor her memory. The mass took place in the old monastery of San Jerónimo el Real, known as Los Jerónimos, in Madrid.
Although not many details about the Eucharist have been revealed, it is known that it was organized by Marta Chávarri's son, Álvaro Falcó. The one who did not want to miss this last goodbye was Tamara Falcó. The Marchioness of Griñón was on her honeymoon when Chávarri died and she was unable to attend her funeral. Isabel Preysler's daughter appeared before the media without Íñigo Onieva, without saying a word, with sunglasses and with a serious face.
