Lequio praises María Teresa but altered sentence: “The only queen of the morning is Ana Rosa”

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Maria Teresa Campos He died at dawn this Tuesday at the age of 82 after entering the Jiménez Díaz Foundation last Sunday due to acute respiratory failure. All the media report the sad news with deep respect and admiration.

Alessandro Lequio, who worked for a long time with María Teresa before starting almost 20 years ago with Ana Rosa, this Tuesday, in the morning program of Telecinco, presented by Patricia Pardo until the arrival of Joaquín Prat, was especially excited this Monday, when talk about the communicator from Malaga, and he remembered how easy she did everything, the fights they had when they worked together and above all, how natural she was in front of the camera.

After his intervention in ‘The summer program’, Alessandro assured that María Teresa Campos was “a very generous person”. The Italian confessed to us that he had not been able to speak to the presenter’s daughters, but he did stress that he “always” will have a special memory of her, especially the years in which he worked on the same television set as her.

“Let him take a lime”

These significant words from the aristocrat are an example of the affection that a multitude of well-known faces on television and radio have towards her, since with her extensive professional career she was able to study and win the affection of everyone who already remembers her today.

However, Ana Obregón’s ex, this Tuesday, already with María Teresa Campos without being with us, and given the constant praise that everyone throws at the deceased, has not hesitated to highlight that “The only queen of the mornings is Ana Rosa Quintana, who has led for 19 years.” The phrase, which is a great truth, came with Lequio raising his voice, in a context of mourning. To the point that his colleagues (they all work for Ana Rosa Quintana’s production company) have felt visibly uncomfortable, and have had to calm him down and say things like “he has nothing to do with it.” Patricia Pardo has even recommended that she take “a lime blossom”.