Concha Velasco He died at the age of 84 in Majadahonda, two years after retiring from the stage. Then the actress said goodbye to her viewers, but Spain says goodbye to a girl Yes Yes, the most beloved and versatile, one of the best artists in the history of our country. Messages of condolence to the family continued throughout the morning.

“We are lucky that we enjoyed best mother in the world and for having received the love of so many Spaniards who love and admire her. Thank you everyone,” his children, Manuel and Paco, said in a statement.

The rest of the world has spoken, too. From politicians to colleagues, co-stars, artists of all stripes. Everyone wanted to remember Concha Velasco. just as she was: a great woman, always full of love, always enthusiastic and willing to work.

He united politicians of the right and left.

From the Prime Minister to Isabel Diaz Ayuso, politicians of all stripes wanted say goodbye to Concha Velasco. “Concha Velasco is the history of Spain. Great among greats. One of the most charismatic Spanish artists. With her death, the myth of Spanish culture goes away. Brave, commitment and mention of our culture in capital letters: cinema, theater, music, television. All my love to his family and friends. Rest in peace,” Pedro Sanchez wrote on Twitter.

“She leaves us with a very important part of the history of our cinema, our television and, ultimately, our lives. Concha Velasco, a brilliant woman who always made our country better. Huge hugs to your loved ones and colleagues,” commented Vice President Yolanda Diaz.

For her part, Isabel Diaz Ayuso shared a photo of Concha Velasco in her post. The picture shows that the President of the Community of Madrid was in residence where the actress spent her last years.

“The death of Concha Velasco leaves the scenes empty. Madrileña de Valladolid, the gold medalist of our city, who will continue to excite us with the legacy of her work. Madrid will pay tribute to Concha Velasco. Our condolences to his family and friends. RIP,” posted Jose Luis Martinez Almeida.

Ministers remember her

“She stopped texting me a few months ago. I realized that she was leaving. She was a great friend to me. And Vallisoletana is proud to be one of them.. Affectionate and always there. One of the greatest people of our culture,” admits Oscar Puente, mayor of Valladolid. “So many moments lived with her. Always near. Always attentive. Gold medal from Valladolid… Today is, without a doubt, a very sad day,” the current Minister of Transport repeated in another publication.

“With Concha Velasco we are losing the myth of song, cinema and theater in our country. He managed to become a real star without giving up simplicity., courage, talent and great love from the public. Today our farewell will be the first step towards always remember her”, Ernest Urtasun, Minister of Culture, posted.

“It is with great regret that I receive the news of the death of Gran Concha Velasco. A very dear friend and a great film, theater and television artist., which is part of our collective history and will always be in our memories and in our hearts. All my love to his family,” wrote Economy Minister Nadia Calviño.

And, of course, there was no shortage of messages from all associations and institutions associated with the world of culture. From Goya to each of the televisions that changed their programs to remember his figure.

Television of recent years

Of course, her co-stars remembered what it was like to work with her. Some like Santiago Segura claims that he was lucky to be able to match with her. throughout his personal career. “Lucky to know her, work with her, receive her love, enjoy her talent so many times… Devastated by her disappearance. Rest in peace, Concha Velasco,” wrote the actor and director.

Miguel Angel Muñoz wrote a heartfelt farewell, recalling how Concha Velasco made him feel like one of her children on the set of the film Mom wants to be an artist.

“I was very lucky to spend time with you and learn from you much of what I know about this profession. What an honor… Thank you so much, Concha, friend, colleague, teacher, a little mother… you are unique… Happy way… I will always love you…” wrote Alejo Sauras, beautifully depicting the embrace of both artists, illustrating his message.

Others, like Fernando Tejero, were more concise, but just as affectionate in their farewells. “Unique, great and eternal,” wrote, for example, Elena Furiase.

“Today I lost my first recommendation. At the age of 5, my mother sent me to bed, and I told her NO, until Concha stopped appearing on TV, I danced and sang with her, and if I am an actress, it is partly because of her,” recalls an emotional Itziar Castro.

“The day she told me that I was a very good actress, you have no idea what an honor and shame it meant, my inner child couldn’t believe it! She told me this again a week ago when she watched my short film. L@ Quote I sent it to her so she could see it with Manuel at the residence and I know she loved it and I felt the inner girl blush and get excited again,” admits the translator.

Journalists and screenwriters also say goodbye

Screenwriter Javier Duran Toronda remembered the tribute they paid to Concha Velasco during one of her last television appearancesspecifically in Late motive. Wearing a spectacular red suit, he sang in front of the audience at the end of the program. Mom, I want to be an artist, wasting passion and talent. “We will forever remain with this smile, the hallmark of the house. Thank you, Concha,” he adds.

Jorge Javier Vazquez also wanted to dedicate a few words to him, saying: “That star you see in the distance is you. Shell. La Velasco. Ours forever.” Antena 3 news presenter Sandra Golpe said briefly: “Concha Velasco from Spain, rest in peace.”

Rosa Villacastin, for her part, wrote: “Our dear one has died. Concha Velasco. She leaves orphans her children Manuel and Paco, her grandson who was the light in her eyes, and several generations of Spaniards for whom she will always be our Teresa of Jesus.”