The gigantic wave of solidarity that has swept across Spain in recent days has also permeated a large number of well-known faces, who in one way or another wish to do their bit to lend a hand as much as possible to the thousands of affected by DANA.
© GTRESMost of them are using the loudspeaker of their social networks, where they have millions of followers not only here but also outside our borders, to echo the different citizen initiatives that seek to help all those who urgently need it in the areas devastated.
© GTRESOne of the most active is undoubtedly Miguel Ángel Silvestre, who has even traveled to Valencia to participate ‘in situ’ in efforts to collect food, clothing or essential goods for the victims. The actor also feels he has the duty to do what he can for his Valencian countrymen, since he is a native of Castellón and is close to his heart.
© GTRESThe interpreter, accompanied by his girlfriend Rebeca Toribio, recorded a video from inside the car in which they were traveling there and said the following: “I just spoke with a friend of mine, who is a firefighter and he insisted on this. The people we are going to help must wear a mask and gloves. “More than 60 hours have already passed, the water is very contaminated, stagnant, there are corpses of all types of animals and sewage,” he noted.
© GTRES“Another very good option is to go to the City of Arts and Sciences. There is a much more direct and reliable coordination center where they are assigning each person a destination to go to,” the former protagonist of Velvet, after the biggest natural disaster we have experienced in decades and which has already left at least 211 fatalities, plus hundreds missing.
© GTRESNor does the player Vicente Iborra, captain of Levante UD and former Villarreal player, want to stay at home with his arms crossed. This Thursday he was seen carrying a shopping cart, shovel and broom in hand, walking with his family on the road in Paiporta, a municipality that has suffered the overflowing of the Poio ravine. “Football is secondary now,” he told the Granota club media about the hard work he is now doing.
© RTVEAnother Valencian known to everyone is Cristina Tárrega, who is also getting fully involved after the tragedy. In this sense, he has made available the house he has on his land and this Saturday afternoon he made a call from the program Party (Telecinco), where he collaborates.
© GTRESModels, actresses, singers, influencers… who have the power to reach a very wide audience are disseminating in their official accounts the calls and strategic meetings for volunteers, the different communications with public service information explaining in detail what they are. meeting points, addresses, telephone numbers and what to do at all times.
© GTRESNieves Álvarez is one of them and wrote that “my heart is thinking of those who have lost so much in such a short time (…) The most important thing now is to be present, in whatever way, for those who are suffering. Whether in person or from a distance, let us send them all our strength and support.
© GTRESThe model also points out that “many of you have written to me privately, asking me to continue sharing content to help disconnect a little from this harsh reality. The truth is that it is difficult for me to decide what to do. On the one hand, I feel that talking about fashion or beauty could seem frivolous in such a painful moment; but, on the other hand, knowing that it can serve to escape from sadness, even for a moment, makes me think otherwise.
© GTRESVictoria de Marichalar, Eugenia Martínez de Irujo, Paco León, Sole Giménez, Ana Duato, Úrsula Corberó, Paz Padilla, Paula Echevarría, Aitana Ocaña, Lola Índigo, Vicky Martín Berrocal, Laura Escanes, María Pombo, Marta Lozano or Anabel Pantoja, among Many others have dedicated their publications in recent days to giving voice to all those who ask for help.
© GTRESChefs José Andrés and Pepa Muñoz are already on the ground, distributing food and cooking menus for those who right now don’t have anything to put in their mouths. With his non-governmental organization World Central Kitchen, the former said this Friday at noon that “we bring water, fruit and sandwiches” to the population of Mira, and then continue their route through other affected towns.
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