One of the most famous faces on the small screen is gone forever. Famed host Laura Valenzuela passed away in Madrid this Friday, March 17, at the age of 92, after experiencing dissatisfaction with her health in recent weeks. Her daughter, Lara Dibildos, had told her a few days earlier that her mother was a little “sick” and, in the end, there was no way to resolve the situation..

? Laura Valenzuela dies at the age of 92.

He entered the history of Spanish television. She was the host of the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest, the only contest held in Spain since Massiel’s victory. #DEEP Lauritahttps://t.co/sInk0FwgUb pic.twitter.com/DqAlB2JVye

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First, Laura Valenzuela was admitted to the San Rafael hospital after a significant fever and an infection. This caused widespread alarm, and it was Lara Dibildos who confirmed to Diez Minutos magazine that her mother was going through a difficult moment. The presenter was discharged, but he had a relapse, and he had to return.

Laura Valenzuela at the 2012 Iris Awards

Finally, it was at the La Princesa hospital where she died at the age of 92 after being hospitalized for several days, surrounded by all her loved ones. Literally a few days before, her daughter performed at Fiesta and told how good her mother was., who just turned 92, with whom he left forever. Now is a very difficult time for everyone, but it will forever remain in his memory.

The woman who has already become a legend

Laura Valenzuela becomes one of the most iconic women in television, working on major television programs and having a flawless professional career. He participated in programs such as “Telecinco tell me” or “Telecinco in the morning” where he recounted some of the funniest moments.because she has always been a nice woman.

Laura Valenzuela celebrates her 85th birthday in Madrid.

It was in 2012 that Laura Valenzuela decided to put an end to her professional career by retiring and assuring that she already wanted to relax, adding with humor that she no longer wanted to paint. Now Lara Dibildos has lost her other fundamental support, as José Luis Dibildos, her father, has already passed away many years ago. both will forever remain in his memory.