Husband Of Edith González Sends A Message Of Thanks In The Networks

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Since Edith González's death on June 13, Lorenzo Lazo, the actress's husband, had been very reserved, until today he decided to send a message. "We express our greatest gratitude to the people and organizations that in Mexico and various countries have shared with us this painful absence and we hope that they always keep the best memories in their memory and raise their prayers for their eternal rest," Lazo wrote on her Instagram.

Constanza, the daughter of the late actress, was the first to express her feelings through a letter after her mother's departure.

Edith González and her daughter Constanza

My mom was a formidable person, she was an excellent mother, she never took her work as an excuse for not being one. When I was little I remember that no matter how late or tired I got from work, he always kissed me. And the next morning, she didn't mind me getting up at six in the morning to play. There was always a kiss regardless of the time, just as it never took being a good mother as an excuse for not being a good one at work. I remember that he always said something to me like an actor's letter of resignation is death and he did so. She loved to learn. Almost every time we went on a trip she was my tourist guide and if she didn't know she asked and learned. I also remember how she taught me music and movies, how we played 3,500 times The Rebellious Novice for being my movie;how I made her see The Radiance and Psychosis and she was scared. When I was 4, my mother went to Colombia to make a soap opera called Doña Bárbara and she was Doña Bárbara, the best Doña Bárbara. Mom, although Doña Bárbara is a very strong, independent and macho character, I would have wanted to be half the big man that you were because, instead of facing the world with hatred, you beat him with love. I love you mama.

Among the latest news revolving around González, her best friend, also an actress, Vanessa Bauche said in an interview that Edith was very hurt not to be able to organize her daughter's XV.

Rest in peace!