The Royal Palace of Madrid witnessed this October 12, Hispanic Heritage Day, the traditional reception for the National Holiday that the kings Philip VI y Joy offered to institutional representatives, politicians and members of civil society.
This year, for the first time, her daughter Princess Eleanor He accompanied them in the parade and in the subsequent hand-kissing that takes place in the hall of columns. More than 2,000 guests pass in front of them to greet them and pay their respects. Among the attendees we also found a large representation of journalists and managers from the main media outlets, artists, singers, writers and more people from culture, large businessmen, representatives of NGOs and solidarity associations.
All of them had to be at the Oriente palace before 12:45. The parade of VIPs to shake hands with Their Majesties and Their Royal Highness began at 1:15 p.m. A few minutes before the reception begins, the guests wait in different rooms of the palace where they serve a cold cocktail. There it is usually used to gather around and greet colleagues, especially journalists. In one of those groups were Ana Rosa Quintana with her husband, Juan Muñoz, and the CEO of Mediaset España, Alessandro Salemand other colleagues, such as White Angelshost of Weekend News, who attended with her husband, also a journalist Vicente Valles, from Antenna 3.
At one point, Alessandro Salem, 61, left the group and returned a few minutes later. Ana Rosa Quintana and her husband were with him, as was her communications director (in purple, in the image above). But the momentary departure from Salem is something totally normal, since at these events you have to greet many people. But he didn’t go to greet anyone. As Informalia has learned, he went to seeking medical attention because he was not feeling well. In fact, after just five minutes a person from Royal House accompanied by two doctors and approached the CEO of Mediaset. Then, Salem spoke with the doctors, who were with blood pressure measuring machines, and they left there with the executive. Fortunately, everything ended in a scare, perhaps it was the heat these days in Madrid, more typical of summer than autumn, because later the CEO of Mediaset stood in line to shake hands with the Kings.