Irene Villa is deeply moved by the tragedy that DANA has caused in the Valencian Community and other Spanish provinces. The journalist, who is on her honeymoon in Peru with her husband -David Serrato-, has taken advantage of her visit to Machu Picchu to send some words of support and condolence to the victims and their families. With her heart divided between the joy of her trip and deep sadness at the news that has reached her, Irene has shared her pain at the shocking consequences of the catastrophe.
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© Irene Villa“We are amazed by what we are seeing although sad about the consequences of DANA,” he confesses with enormous sadness. With an emotional tone, Irene continues: “We enjoyed a bittersweet honeymoon,” since upon receiving the news, her dream trip was put on the back burner.
© Irene VillaIn fact, before arriving at Machu Picchu, the couple was received in Lima by the Spanish ambassador, where Irene also experienced moments of reflection. “We were received by the Spanish ambassador in Lima and we were concerned about the amount of water that was falling per square meter in Valencia,” he tells us. And he continues, remembering the disconcerting moment in which the news reached them: “The next day, already at the airport going to Cusco, we saw the terrible images that DANA has left behind in its devastating wake.”
© Irene VillaOnce in Machu Picchu, fulfilling the dream that Irene decreed years ago that she would do with her life partner when she found him, both made a stop to honor those who have suffered loss. “We contemplated beautiful corners, Inca ruins and already in Machu Picchu we made a prayer of gratitude and a direct request to Spain, for the relatives of the deceased and for all those people and companies that have lost everything. May the strength of hope rebuild the affected areas and, above all, the devastated hearts,” Irene shared with great emotion.
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© Irene VillaDavid, Irene’s great happiness
Irene and David’s honeymoon has been a dream trip, a gift that began after a double wedding celebration. First, on September 21, in an intimate ceremony at the Monastery of Santa María de La Vid, and then at a joyful party on October 5 in Madrid with his friends. Although the couple had already enjoyed a few days in Mexico between both ceremonies, this adventure in Peru represents their true newlywed trip.
© Irene VillaThe complicity and love between Irene and David is undeniable. Since the beginning of their relationship, the journalist has expressed the immense luck of having found her soul mate. “I will not get tired of saying that David is a lottery. It is very difficult to find someone who is you,” he told us after the link. The connection between the two, forged in a love story that has already traveled half the world, could not be missing in this unique journey, which despite its bittersweet beginning, continues to be a dream come true for this couple who so admires life and good things. moments together.
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© Irene Villa