For Talina Fernandez Acapulco has always had a very important place in his heart because it was a destination that had been present in his life since he was born. This place was the scene of the most unforgettable holiday in the life of the Lady of Good Saying and also one of the most special for her children. Patrick And Coco Levy who hear with sadness the news of the serious damage to the property of the presenter in the municipality of Guerrero. During an interview with the Ventaneando program, Pato Levy revealed that his mother’s house was destroyed by Category 5 Hurricane Otis: “We are devastated by what happened in Acapulco. My mother had a small house in Acapulco and the wind destroyed it,” confessed the presenter’s son. It should be noted that the presenter’s last wish was that part of her ashes be scattered at sea: “Acapulco is mine,” she confessed two years ago Mara Patricia Castaneda during an interview in which he recalled his favorite memories from the site.
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The damage caused by Otis
According to Pato Levy, although communication is still complicated, they received a message with pictures of the property: “There is no more house, they have already given me the report, there is no communication but they sent me a WhatsApp and the Most of them.” “The house has disappeared,” admitted the driver’s son. Last July, after Talina’s sensitive death, Pato revealed in an interview with Gustavo Adolfo Infante that, as requested by her mother, she would fulfill her wish to take her to the place that made her so happy: “What she wanted for her ashes was Acapulco because it was very important to her, her parents had a house , she always.” went to Acapulco.” . We have a small house in Acapulco and then we will leave her ashes in Acapulco. I will go and throw them into the sea. We wanted to put a small plaque under the Virgin who is in the sea in Acapulco, a small plaque hidden among the stones with my mother’s name. Of course we will keep some of his ashes and put a beautiful altar here with his photos.”
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The special memory of Acapulco
On several occasions, Talina Fernández spoke about the love she felt for the port, a place that has always remained in her memory: “Since I was born I had a house in Acapulco, my first steps were in Acapulco, then all the holidays They were in Acapulco. “My vacation was in Acapulco,” Patricia Castañeda told Mara in a December 2020 interview in which she recounted how a natural disaster had already destroyed one of her family’s beachfront properties: “My grandmother built a building in front of the five-story Ritz with an apartment for each of his children, and it shakes and falls,” he said. On the house she bought that is part of her legacy: “I challenge anyone to have a better view than me, the entire bay, it’s a wonder,” she said, referring to the architectural beauty of this one The property previously owned a hotel.
Amid the grief that the news of the loss of the Acapulco house caused him and his brother Coco, Pato spoke about the health problems that have been plaguing him for several months: “Yes, I have a bad heart, that’s funny.”, because I had been living with her for three years and I had agreed with my mother that I would take care of her until the last day of her life, and she also told me that she would take care of me until her last day. On the last day of my life and if she left I would go with her but don’t be dirty. I told her, ‘Boss, it was just a conversation with friends,'” he commented with a laugh. In a more serious tone, he explained more about his health condition: “Now it turns out that I have a problem with my heart and that I need to have an operation to help me. I sometimes rely on oxygen when things get difficult.” hard: “God squeezes but doesn’t let go.” It’s new, the problem is new, I’ve had it for less than a year, it just got terrible a month ago and I went to the hospital. “We are looking at how we can manage the operation,” he explained.
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The bazaar with articles by Talina Fernández
The heir of Talina Fernández confessed that his health problems have also caused him financial difficulties: “I owe the hospital story and the operation, well, I haven’t had it done yet, but we are also looking for money to see how we can finance it.” We are well, we are in good spirits, we are alive.” On the other hand, he invited the public to take part in the bazaar that they will hold this Saturday, with the sale of items belonging to his mother heard: “The bazaar was Coco and I’s idea because we lived in a huge house of my holy mother, where my mother liked to hang pictures and put up little things and figurines, so that the whole house was full of garbage, like ours Mother said, we decided to make this bazaar out of these things. There are a number of paintings, autographed books, her books, figurines and what we have above all are ashtrays, she collected ashtrays,” he added.