Fanny Lu will marry a millionaire businessman in a spectacular week-long wedding in Cartagena Who is Mario Brescia Moreyra?

50-year-old actress and singer Fanny Lu is one step away from the altar with a millionaire businessman with whom she has been in a relationship for eight years.

To celebrate her soon-to-be married for the second time, the woman from Cali traveled to Miami, United States of America, where she shared a pool day with her sister and a few friends that included mariachis.

“Celebrating is recognizing and rejoicing in the beautiful moments and gifts that life gives you. Thank you to my beautiful sister and my beautiful friends for celebrating me as they celebrated me and following me with their hearts️ I love you!” he wrote in an Instagram post published on October 23 with a carousel of photos.

In this way, Fanny Lu says goodbye to the loneliness that followed her for several years after her divorce from Juan Carlos Madriñán, the father of her children Valentina and Teo, who was also her manager.

Who is Mario Brescia Moreyra, Fanny Lu’s fiance?

The artist is very discreet when it comes to her private life, to the extent that there is no trace of her future husband on social networks.

But she is very much in love, which she showed in interviews where she talks about her partner, and it was evident on February 27, 2022, when she announced her engagement ring. “It was worth it!” was the sentence that accompanied the picture.

In an interview with Red Noticias, he revealed that this announcement was not an announcement of his engagement, but to create expectations for the song of the same name that he will release.

The topic it is dedicated to Mario Brescia Moreirahis romantic partner whom he described as a “very calm” and “cheerful” person.

He is a millionaire businessman from Peru. His name is known in that country because he is the son of banker Mario Brescia Cafferate, who died on May 16, 2013, reports El Universal from Colombia.

The couple will get married in December in Cartagena, according to the “Znam sve” show, which states that the celebration could be extended by a week, reports El Tiempo.

“They told us that apparently the rumbón will not be only on December 1, because there is a mega-bomb in the budget,” said host Ariel ‘el Gordo’ Osorio. “That rumba will last more than a week,” Oswaldo Martínez added, according to Colombian media. (AND)