Missing a few hours for an atypical Christmas and Christmas night, nostalgia takes hold of celebrities and good wishes this year are demanded even more strongly than ever.
Health, love and “normalcy” are the predominant requests on the social networks of the luminaries who are already filling their profiles with family photos and messages of encouragement for their millions of followers.
Ozuna, Caroline Aquino, Gabi Desangles, Francisca Lachapel, Clarissa Molina and others are some of the figures who counted their wishes on Christmas hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
Ozuna in family
The urban music star Ozuna has taken advantage of these days to spend it with his family, his wife Tania and their two children Sofia and Juan Andrés.
“The bold-eyed bold” said he was going on vacation, but before that he left a message for his more than 20 million followers.
“This year I learned that (many times we have what we think we need) having money doesn’t make you rich being rich is having health !! and having your family with you, serving money without health ??? merry christmas I’m going to see them all on holiday next year !!!! Merry Christmas, “said the artist.
Clarissa Molina
While communicator and actress Clarissa Molina will spend Christmas with her family in New York surrounded by Dominican traditions.
The reporter of “El gros i la flaca” (Univision) spoke to People in Spanish and took stock of what has left him this 2020.
“Personally I was able to connect a lot with myself on a spiritual level. I found meditation. Before I tried, but now it was like I was able to practice it and that has helped me a lot to channel everything that I have in my mind already materialize little by little, knowing that living in consciousness is much better, ”said the protagonist of“ What a Lion ”.
Clarissa, who is enjoying one of the most stable moments of her career, expressed that her wishes for 2021 are: “A lot of health, a lot of peace and harmony in the world. It sounds cliché, but it’s true. And that everyone the projects, both professionally and personally, are fulfilled for me. And so it will be “.
Francisca Lachapel
For her part, her colleague Francisca Lachapel will spend Christmas Eve with her husband and Christmas and New Year with the Italian’s family.
Although she is a little sad because her mother, Divina, will not be able to visit her in Miami due to the pandemic, the host of “Awake America” does not lose the excitement of everything that this Christmas .
In conversation with the magazine, Francisca talked about the lesson this difficult year has left her.
“Let me live one day at a time, let me enjoy the present moment. The biblical text that says, ‘Don’t worry about tomorrow, that tomorrow will bring its zeal,’ has never made more sense to me. ‘it helps me to have patience to face whatever comes and it has also taught me to be more grateful,’ he expressed.
Caroline Aquino and Gabi Desangles
On social media, communicators and artists have given their fans the now traditional Christmas photo with messages of hope and positivism.
“May the magic of the good night touch our hearts, may love reign in our homes, may we practice solidarity and forgiveness, do we value the truly important things. Thank you so much Carin ~ o I receive from this beautiful community , I wish with all my heart health and a good night to all the families of the world “, wrote the communicator Carolin Aquino.
Likewise, Gabi Desangles, who defined this year as “a movie”: It has been “a movie” this year! We never thought that arriving alive at Christmas would be considered a success. That’s why today I’m not going to wish you so many cheesy and embarrassing things. I just ask that we all arrive on December 24, 2021 alive and well. MERRY CHRISTMAS MY PEOPLE “, said the presenter of” Val per tres “.
Georgina Duluc
On the other hand, communicator Georgina Duluc posted a beautiful photo with her parents with the message: “Those of us who are going to spend a Merry Christmas must be very thankful to have and be with our loved ones, even if it is in distance. We do not lose joy, hope, or traditions. We feel compassion and ask for those who are most in need, not of a dinner tonight, but of love, company and solidarity. “