Carmen Sevilla, the “Spanish bride” who succumbed to Alzheimer’s at the age of 92, came to win the hearts of Pedro Infante and Mario Moreno “Cantinflas”

After going through “a long and painful process”, the actress, singer and television presenter Carmen Seville, who captured a Mexican at some point in his artistic career Pedro Infante and Mario Moreno “Cantinflas”will be fired in strict family privacy, as announced by the Spanish only son, Augusto Algueroit’s a statement.

The artist, known as the “Bride of Spain”, died on June 27 at the age of 92 at the Fundación Jiménez Díaz University Hospital after a long battle with Alzheimer’s diseasea disease that was diagnosed in 2009, according to La Vanguardia.

Due to impaired health Carmen Sevilla She was admitted to the hospital from Sunday, June 25, where she remained in custody until Tuesday, when she died.

“Now the end has come and we have to say goodbye to her. We will do it in a strictly intimate and familiar way,” reads part of Algueró’s statement shared with the EFE news agency, in which he also asks for the respect of this will.

Carmen Sevilla’s relationship with Pedro Infante

Beauty, charisma and a wide smile Carmen Sevilla they were her best weapon to become a recognized artist Golden cinema who hung out with great personalities such as Cary Grant, Charlton Heston or Gary Cooper.

However, he managed to win the hearts of Mario Moreno “Cantinflas”, according to the Spanish media, and even the Mexican actor and singer Pedro Infante, as El Heraldo remembers.

The former even gave her an expensive jewel, which she returned to him on the advice of Lola Flores, since the actor and comedian was already married at the time, Mexican media remind.

Now, with Sevilla’s death, the media has started an anecdote about the actress’ alleged escape with Infante to the city of Mérida, Yucatán. The couple met in 1953 when they starred in “You had to be a gypsy”the time when there were rumors about the interest of the idol of Mexico for the Spaniards.

According to the media, Mexicans were enchanted by her beauty, but it is said that she found love in her. Augusto Alguero whom he married in 1961 and had an only son with the same name as his father. The marriage came to an end in 1974 after continuous infidelities.

Years later he found true love in Vincent Patuel, whom she married in 1985 and stayed with him until her last day in 2000 due to a heart attack.

In 2010, he was last seen on television in an interview with María Teresa Campos after leaving the “Cinema de barrio” program.

Five years later, the disease progressed so much that she no longer recognized her own son, so she was admitted to a Home for the elderly, where she received the necessary care and remained stable, according to her first-born. (AND)