The singer Amanda Miguel and her daughter Ana Victoria reappeared in public to say goodbye to Diego Verdaguer in the Basilica of Guadalupe.
On January 28, the artistic media lamented the death of singer Diego Verdaguer, so a ceremony was held in his honor on February 13 and his wife Amanda Miguel said goodbye to him.
“He was an excellent husband, with him I was able to talk and share my life with happiness, absolute happiness, when we met we recognized each other as eternal loves, and we swore to live together and respect each other… Take advantage of having your loves physically, enjoy them and take our example of that one is never exempt from losing his great loves […] I love you my life, I will always love you,” the singer said through tears at the end of the mass.
Later, the interpreter and her daughter offered a press conference, at which time Amanda was honest and recounted how she had coped with her husband’s absence.
“Sad, very sad, at times I get very busy doing things and I try to be strong, and at times I get very sad and cry, and I get a little depressed because I say ‘just now that we were at the best time to enjoy well he left,'” the singer said.
Likewise, the interpreter of ‘My good heart’ revealed where the remains of Diego Verdaguer will remain. “Part of the ashes are going to be here, and another part is going to be in Hollywood, which was a place that he loved too, and here of course is La Virgen de Guadalupe.”
In turn, Ana Victoria took advantage of the moment to end the controversy that arose in relation to the fact that Diego had not been vaccinated against covid-19, a disease that ultimately took his life.
“That is not an important issue, the important thing is my father’s legacy, the important thing is that his time has come, that God took him and that he left us a very great lesson, a great family example, a great father, a exemplary husband, that I am a witness of that great love that they had”, he commented.
Finally, Ana stressed that she has a great relationship with her half-sister, despite the fact that the vaccine controversy arose precisely because of the statements of Diego Verdaguer’s eldest daughter.
“There are misunderstandings, we regret the misunderstanding, we did not want to create that confusion with the media, the relationship with my sister is very good, it always was. Everything that my father created is beautiful, always, and he always instilled in me and in my mother that we were a beautiful family,” he concluded.