Ana Obregón's life continues to give a lot to talk about. Just a day ago, the book El chico de las musarañas was published, a story that Ana Obregón's late son, Aless Lequio, began to write and that she continued. A publication that has generated many comments and that there is still a lot of content to talk about.
The book deals with little-known topics in the lives of both, such as Ana Obregón's suicide attempt when her son died, or some anecdotes they had, such as when King Juan Carlos helped them in the United States. Another of the great interesting topics of the writing is how the entire gestation process of little Ana Sandra was.
One of the great revelations of the book is the one made by the collaborator Beatriz Cortázar in El programa de Ana Rosa about the great love of Aless Lequio. "He does not give the name, but there is a sentence that talks about it in the book and that his mother writes: 'My son did not want to talk about his sentimental intimacy, as far as girlfriends are concerned.' That is why Ana, she did not want to break with that desire, "declared the collaborator.
Although the name is not known, the collaborator of the program presented by Ana Rosa wanted to give her most sincere opinion on the subject. ''Aless's great love was neither Raquel nor Carolina, but another woman. That ended when Aless went to study in the United States," said Cortázar.
The journalist did not stop there, she added more information she had about the mysterious woman. "The people who knew him knew that he was his great love, and that love was a person who worked in this chain. They continued to maintain that very good relationship and that affection, despite the distance," added the collaborator.
This information leaves in doubt whether Carolina Monje was the great love of Aless Lequio. But even if it wasn't, it was someone important to Ana Obregón's son, since the presenter wanted to get in touch with her and expressed her wish for her to meet little Ana Sandra.
