Like every weekend, the Telecinco program Fiesta returned to the air this Saturday afternoon. The collaborators of the space hosted by Emma García were talking about the birth of Makoke's second granddaughter, daughter of Javier Tudela. It was then that Aurelio Manzano intervened and Emma García alluded to the recent accident that the journalist suffered. At that moment, Marisa Martín Blázquez also came out to her to talk about what has happened to her in recent days, in which she has suffered a setback in her health.
"You have a team of cripples," the journalist joked with the presenter. "Aurelio has been lame until recently," said Marisa, and then confessed what ailment he had suffered in recent days. "And I am blind in one eye because I have had surgery for retinal and vitreous detachment and my eye...", expressed the collaborator. A confession that left everyone surprised, since no one knew anything about this.
After these statements, the presenter wanted to talk about the topic, especially because the collaborator was wearing sunglasses to avoid damaging her eyesight. "Marisa's thing is very strong because, first of all, no matter what she wears, she looks gorgeous, now with sunglasses. But Marisa has undergone several interventions that no one has found out about, she sits there and nothing has happened "Emma said.
Marisa then decided to give more details about what happened to her eyesight. "I had emergency surgery on Tuesday because I had a retinal and vitreous detachment. Everything has gone very well, but I have named myself honorary president of ONCE, at least in our group... I don't see anything through this eye, but a wonderful doctor operated on me," added the collaborator.
After Marisa told about her problem, Aurelio Manzano also wanted to send a message of gratitude to the program for how they have treated him these last two months, in which he has been injured. "They have been two complicated months for me, because moving with a cast and a boot is complicated. I want to thank the entire team of this program, the production company, who supported me. To the councilors, to the hostesses, who supported me. "They have helped a lot. You don't know how grateful it is. My colleagues have also given me a hand at some point," said the collaborator.
