Curro Romero and Carmen Tello are married by the Church in an intimate ceremony held in Seville

carmen tello revealed several weeks ago that before the end of 2022 his religious wedding would be celebrated with Romero work. Very discreet, however, she avoided giving details about her long-awaited link, confessing that it would be a “very private” ceremony and that, they hoped, it would not go to the press.

As the newspaper has advanced Abc, the intimate ‘yes I do’ took place this Sunday in the Casa Pilatos chapel in Seville, where Pharaoh de Camas and the best friend of the remembered Duchess of Alba They have put the finishing touch to their 28 years of love surrounded by their loved ones.

Undoubtedly, a dream come true for the lovers, who began their relationship in 1995 and married civilly in 2003. Neither Curro nor Carmen ever hid their desire that their union be blessed by the Church, but Concha Marquez Piquer, ex-wife of the bullfighter, refused to give him the ecclesiastical annulment. The death in October 2021 of the woman of ramiro oliveros and daughter of the great piquer shell It allowed them to celebrate their religious wedding, and it has been now, 14 months later and respecting the duel for the memory of the folkloric, when they have become husband and wife in the eyes of God.

A simple and very intimate ceremony that only the closest relatives and friends have attended, including Carmen’s four children (the result of her marriage to the Marqués de la Motilla), and Curro’s sisters, as well of some of some close friends, like the widowed Duke of Alba, Alfonso Diez, doctors Trujillo and Muniaín, Marta Talegón, or José María García and Montse Fraile, in addition to the hosts of Casa Pilatos, the Dukes of Segorbe. However, on such a special day for the right-hander, her daughter Conchitín was especially missed, who she could not attend as she was out of Spain on a previously scheduled trip.

In the absence of his daughter, Curro chose his sister, María Romero, as godmother, while Carmen, radiant in an elegant pastel pink dress with a matching frock coat, arrived at the altar hand in hand with her brother Javier to say ‘I do’ the man of her life after 28 years together. A very emotional ceremony in which the Sevillian could not help but be moved, especially when the priest remembered their parents. Once they had become husband and wife for the Church, Carmen and Curro, happy to have finally fulfilled their dream, celebrated their love with their exclusive group of guests with a simple banquet held, like the wedding, in the Casa Pilatos in Seville. .