The world of acting is once again in mourning. This Monday we learned the sad news of the death of the Colombian actress Alejandra Villafañe. The model had been fighting cancer for several months, which was diagnosed last May.
The False Profile actress was in charge of communicating it through her social networks. ''They diagnosed me with this little word that we don't like to pronounce and it scares us a little (...) Everything is going to be fine, I assure you. On May 12 I was diagnosed with cancer, I feel like I have lived 10 years in two months, I have learned many things about life, I strengthened my faith in God and I have seen how the people you love the most become heroes to be with you, there, accompanying you," he confessed.
During the following months, the actress did not hesitate to share the entire process with her followers, who did not hesitate to send her all their support. But unfortunately her light went out this past weekend. One of the people who did not want to be separated from the actress for a single moment during the entire medical process was her partner, also actor Raúl Ocampo.
The performer became popularly known internationally thanks to his character of Carlos, in the successful soap opera Café con aroma a mujer, starring William Levy and Laura Londoño. The actor, who is going through one of his worst moments, wanted to say goodbye to his partner through social networks with a heartbreaking message.
''A year ago we lived in this reality. A year ago I told you that everything was possible in this world. That same year you told me that you thought so and you grabbed the Frisby to hit the trash can while they weren't recording on camera. A year ago you missed that shot. I'll stick with the copy you wrote a year ago and I'll complement it now that we live in two different realities. You will have to meet me in many other lives. I love you so much my life,' he declared in his Instagram stories.
''This video is a tribute to the family that is always there, to the friends who arrived and to those who returned. Family, thanks to a love that is for life,' she wrote in one of his publications.
