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The actor and former wrestler Víctor Manuel Reséndez, known as Latin Lover, shared an image on Instagram before entering the operating room. In the photograph you can see his hand with a hospital identification bracelet and the stretcher in the background. Without revealing the reason for the intervention, he asked his more than 300,000 followers to pray for him.

“Wish me luck, ask the person above that everything turns out well, please,” he wrote. He added that he would enter the operating room at noon and said goodbye with “see you soon, God willing, I love you.”

Aware of the risk

Although his message conveyed serenity, Latin Lover recognized that all surgery involves a margin of risk. “One more stripe to the tiger,” he said, suggesting that this is not his first operation.

Several figures in the media reacted with messages of support: Malillany Marín, Yulianna Peniche, Liliana Arraga, Sebastián Rulli, Adrián Uribe, David Zepeda, producer Omar Suárez and José Ron, among others.

Andrea Legarreta, host of the program Hoy, came out in defense of her partner Galilea Montijo in the face of constant accusations about her physical appearance on social networks.

During an interview with the press, Legarreta spoke about the aesthetic treatments that she herself uses. He clarified that resorting to them is a personal decision and should not generate attacks.

“I have my doctor Day, who does light things. I like to be natural in everything, as natural as possible,” she explained.

The host, 55 years old, mentioned that biostimulators have worked to improve the firmness of her skin without altering her features.

A call to empathy

When asked about the criticism that Galilea Montijo, 53, receives for her change of face in The House of the Famous, Legarreta did not hesitate to support her.

“I love Gali very much. I find it very sad, everyone has the right to do what they want, but we must not be cruel,” he expressed with annoyance.

He also reflected on the origin of those comments. For her, those who criticize from the screen usually have personal dissatisfactions.

“I think it comes from beings who suffer a lot or who have some situation in life that makes them uncomfortable… as a society we have to think carefully before writing such strong things,” he said.

Legarreta closed the topic by confessing that he is experiencing one of his happiest moments, personally and professionally. “Today I am happier than ever. I feel full, loved, valued, pampered, healthy and with work,” she concluded.

Alejandro Marcovich is already home. The 66-year-old guitarist suffered a stroke on May 19 and spent 49 days hospitalized. Now, awake and eager to live, he hums from Mozart to The Beatles.

“He hums all the time, perfectly on time, and well, he is passionate about music,” shares his wife, Gabriela Martínez Vela.

The family adapted a special room with medical equipment to monitor his vital signs. The doctors preferred to discharge him to avoid hospital-acquired infections.

Gabriela reports that Marcovich’s evolution has been favorable, despite difficult days: “He defied the harshest diagnoses.” The musician went from intensive to intermediate therapy and is now continuing his recovery at home.

Specialists are confident that, after rehabilitation therapies, Alejandro will be able to fully recover his motor skills. The diagnosis was an abrupt assault on the body, but the outlook is encouraging.

The guitarist is not in a coma or intubated. Your brain becomes progressively deflated. Meanwhile, his children Béla and Diego accompany him in this process.