Eduardo Palomo's Widow Talks About The Sad Goodbye To The Actor

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

16 years have passed since his departure, but for Carina Ricco it seems like yesterday. Eduardo Palomo's widow has once again remembered the love of her life, Eduardo Palomo, in an emotional interview with journalist Mara Patricia Castañeda.

The singer and songwriter opened her heart to tell things that until now we did not know. Like for example, she stopped believing in love and magic when the tragedy happened. "If I had not had Fiona and Luca I do not know if I would have endured," she sincerely expresses to the Mexican driver.

Her husband's life was extinguished overnight and, although she has learned to live with his absence, that cannot be overcome because "it is not an obstacle course." "The hardest thing to believe in love again and that everything is possible."

The also Mexican actress lost that illusion when she felt that even her love and dedication could not save her. "I was there, I grabbed him, I took his hand and he left. My biggest anguish was, how am I going to raise Fiona and Luca if I don't believe in that anymore?", He still remembers with pain.

A pain that also affected, and much to the then offspring of the house. Dad's departure not only left a great void in the family but also affected the personalities and behaviors of the little ones who were 5 and 3 years old at the time. "Fiona is two years old when she says that they were erased, like there is a lot of pain and Luca, from being super sweet, suddenly became angry with life, he was angry," she recalls sadly.

There were two paths, going downhill or getting stronger. The mother of the creatures realized that only with love, with light and with beautiful memories was they able to take the second option. And they do it like that. It was not easy, she lost an important part of her voice, but she did not stop writing. She clung to the piano and wrote "Solo por ti", a song dedicated to her that she sang at the top of her lungs.

"It still inspires me. Sometimes when I don't know what to do I think, what would the skinny do?" She says deeply moved. She was to Eduardo, in her own words, her compass. Now he is the one of this beautiful family who loves and honors his memory more than ever.