The journalist has recently swapped the Mediaset studios for the Mediterranean Sea to enjoy a well-deserved beach holiday. At 60 years old, Marisa Martinez Blazquez has boasted of a spectacular physique, toned and cultivated thanks to yoga, a discipline that she has practiced for years. On board a yacht, the wife of Antonio Montero She has posed like a real model and has even ditched her bikini to feel the sun on her skin without barriers: “It’s about waiting. Knowing how to wait. Enjoying the wait. When what is expected arrives, everything is magic.”
Ana Rosa’s commentator has not only become sexy but also intense and has given her followers one of her poems based on an extract from the great García Márquez: “We are too self-absorbed in boring tasks. It is difficult for us to abandon the melodic and methodical ‘tic-tac’ that leads us to the absurd. We do not want to abandon ourselves to adventure, when it is our only lifeline in the ocean of monotony. That is why it is so difficult for us to find the things that we once lost. We lost – perhaps too long ago – the desire to dream slowly. We lost the desire to abandon ourselves to improvisation. We lost sleep, even when we were asleep. Sleep became a chimera. We forgot to dig into feelings and we remain in the glossy, ridiculous patina of imposture.”
The text continues: “Sometimes we look for interest and end up colliding with love. True love. Life keeps wanting to surprise us. We have to open the doors to it and invite it to come in, feeling how time passes by; without breaking it down, without dividing it into months and years, and days into hours. Sometimes, the only thing we have to do is watch the sun rise, set, and feel the rain when it falls with nostalgia.” And it ends: “In life, it’s about preserving the madness of the heart until the end. In the meantime, let’s read and let ourselves go. Literature is the best toy to make fun of even ourselves. Let’s look for interest to end up finding ourselves, point-blank, with love. Let’s kiss and read each other.”
Perfect at 60
Martín Blázquez is an avid reader and also a great athlete. The Satires of Juvenal already say it: Mens sana in corpore sano. In addition to yoga, she visits the gym every day and shows her perseverance and progress to her followers on social networks. A flirtatious woman, she follows a healthy diet and occasionally visits one of the most famous beauty clinics among celebrities to get a touch-up. The last one was in April, specifically the Face Up, a procedure to reduce the appearance of the skin. harmonize the face with a personalized combination of minimally invasive treatments based on hyaluronic acid.
Married for over 40 years to paparazzi Antonio Montero, they separated in 2015 but gave each other another chance. They live together in the family home, a chalet on the outskirts of Madrid, and are parents of two children: Nicholaswho is an architect and a great fan of traveling; and Marietawho is kept in the strictest anonymity. A few months ago, her mother wrote a nice message on social media to congratulate her on her birthday: “They said that you couldn’t walk, smile, move. How wrong they were. I learned with you that you can learn to walk late. That going step by step is the way to get very far. You had to come so that I could learn that life is the most beautiful adventure.”
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