Talina Fernández
This Wednesday afternoon, the death of Talina Fernández, a Mexican radio and television presenter, was announced at the age of 78, who was battling diagnosed leukemia in her final months.
Talina spent the final moments of her life in a hospital in Mexico City’s Polanco area, where she was rushed after several days with health complications. Since her admission, the so-called “lady of the good word” has been reported as serious and was found to be in intensive care.
The family refused to give any details about the celebrity’s health; However, it turned out that before his last breath he waited for his granddaughter María Levy so that he could say goodbye and die in peace.
At the end of May, this medium was able to communicate with Fernández and revealed that she had some health problems, which she did not reveal: “I’m sick and I’m not doing anything,” she said. Later, in a meeting with the press, she assured that she was under medical supervision and was even being examined by several doctors, but until then no one had been able to diagnose her.
“I was in poor health. I’ve been to several different doctors and they don’t get it right. I’m very weak, I don’t want to go out, don’t want to go up or anything… I’m so watered down,” he said.
Catalina María del Sagrado Corazón Fernández-Veró Vela, better known as Talina Fernández, was born in Mexico City on August 2, 1944 and was an icon on Mexican television. TV and radio presenter, journalist and producer Talina managed to win the audience’s affection thanks to the charisma, simplicity and class she showed in her numerous shows.
His daughter Mariana levy He died in 2005 at the age of 39 from complications of a sudden heart attack. Despite attempts at resuscitation, her life could not be saved and her unexpected departure shocked the entertainment industry and its followers, leaving an artistic legacy and an indelible memory in the minds of those who admired her. This fact forever marked his mother, who only made the decision to release his ashes in an area of Desierto de los Leones until 2022.
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