All about the night business of Manuel Vega, Tana Rivera's millionaire boyfriend

Tana Rivera (24), the daughter Eugenia MartÃnez de Irujo, met her current boyfriend in 2021, Manuel Vega (32), a well-known businessman from the Seville capital. Young Tana's boyfriend is very integrated into her family, since since her love story began they have shared family dates in which they have been very complicit and relaxed.

Both made their courtship public that same year, when they appeared hand in hand at a Lourdes Monte fashion show at SIMOF, in Seville. Together with his father and his brothers, Manuel owns several restaurants and nightclubs in Seville. One of the most exclusive is the Antique Teatro nightclub, a prestigious club where celebrities of the caliber of David Beckham, Jennifer Lopez o Ricky Martin, among others. Vega, who started working at the aforementioned establishment when he was 17, has been the current director of the nightclub for several years.

Beyond his business side, the young man is a soccer fan. When he was a child, his dream was to dedicate himself to sports professionally. However, he had to 'settle' for being one of Sergio Ramos's friends. It must be remembered that the businessman attended the footballer's wedding in 2019 with Pilar Rubio.

Manuel, who has always been focused on his work, has given up several plans during his youth. “I have sacrificed myself since I was 17, I haven't had weekends since that age, I don't know what a birthday is. I know what it's like to miss a thousand friends and family weddings, not go on vacation or a weekend with my girlfriend. When you can make plans, which is during the week, your friends are not there, your girlfriend is not there and neither is your family,” he said in the Seville newspaper.

Tana, for her part, works at Grupo Pacifico. A company that is dedicated to the sector of organizing national and international events. She already did an internship at Universal Music Spain, of which NarcÃs Rebollo, Eugenia's husband, is president. This year she starred on the poster at the San Isidro Fair in Madrid (she has a great devotion to the bullfighting world like her father) and was one of those in charge of organizing the event that paid tribute to flamenco in November, at the Latin Grammys in Seville.