A wedding full of emotions and reunions
The actress Natalia Sánchez, famous for her performance in the series ‘Sueños de Libertad’, has recently shared her impressions about the imminent wedding of her friend Víctor Elías with Ana Guerra. In an interview with Europa Press, Natalia expressed her excitement for the event, to which she has been invited and is looking forward to.
The possible royal presence
During the conversation, the journalists inquired about the possibility of the Kings of Spain, Felipe VI and Letícia, attending the celebration. With a warm smile, Natalia welcomed all the guests, reflecting her welcoming attitude and her desire to share this special moment with all those who are significant to the newlyweds.
A day to celebrate friendship
The actress emphasized that each guest represents a special place in the hearts of the newlyweds. ‘Those who are present are because the bride and groom have wished it, and will be delighted to share this day with them’, he added, highlighting the importance of affection and personal connection in such a significant event.
Memories with Queen Letícia
One of the highlights of the interview was when Natalia recalled her meeting with Queen Letícia. In his words, the experience was unforgettable. ‘It was years ago and I was impressed by his intelligence and culture. He’s always on top of everything,’ he shared admiringly.
A royal figure nearby
Through her words, Natalia highlighted the Queen’s image as an approachable person, despite the protocol that often accompanies royalty. The idea of being reunited with Letícia on a day as special as Víctor and Ana’s wedding would be a real privilege for her.
Expectations for the event
With everything surrounding this wedding, it is clear that it will be a day full of emotions, reunions and celebrations. Natalia Sánchez, with her open and enthusiastic attitude, becomes one of the voices that bring warmth and anticipation to this long-awaited event, which will not only celebrate love but also friendships that last over the years.
