The Cuban actor Andro Díaz, the Bruno of the telenovela Still open questions airing on national television, visited the family of Leo Alejandro Doval, the 19-year-old boy who died in the fire at the Supertanker base in Matanzas last year.
Doval’s mother Vivianne PerezShe thanked for visiting “a very special boy, with a beautiful and colorful, noble soul” and expressed that despite the pain, “magical days exist”.
“Thank you Andro (our Bruno) for making me so happy for bringing me this beautiful bouquet of flowers, for giving me these wonderful hugs, for bringing my boy Leo through you, because I felt it , in your affection I felt his.” “I have been present since I opened the door of the house,” said the woman who has touched thousands of Cubans with the messages written to her prodigal son on Facebook.
After several Cubans noted the actor’s resemblance to Leo, Pérez added: “Now that I have had you by my side, I see that my child looks even more like you and I thank you for everything, for your words, yours Love, your love that you gave me.” Come to our house to give us a kiss and a hug.
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The young Cuban actor has moved Dozens of followers in the last few weeks. This week he made a surprise visit to several homes to give his admirers the opportunity to meet him alongside Flora Borrego, who plays the character of Adriana in the novel.
The young people arrived at two houses in San Antonio de las Vegas, a neighborhood in San José de las Lajas, Mayabeque, where residents remain faithful to the program to watch the soap opera with their followers.
Last year, Cuba mourned the deaths of 17 people, mostly young firefighters, during the fire at the Matanzas supertanker base.
The youngest of the group of victims was Leo Alejandro Doval, an 18-year-old recruit who dreamed of becoming a neurosurgeon.
His mother shared about the difficult days after his death and how difficult it was for the family to get over Leo’s death.