his plans in Switzerland to get through the worst Christmas of his life

Cari Lapique lives the worst Christmas of her life. Accustomed to spending time with her loved ones, this year she is haunted by two major absences: that of her husband, Carlos Goyanes, who died at the age of 78 last summer; and that of his daughter Caritina, who died ten days later, at only 46 years old. The socialite remembers them these days in Switzerland, where she clears her mind from the pain of these dates.

His daughter Carla has shared a carousel of photographs of their family reunion far from Spaina trip they undertook with the two children that Caritina had with Antonio Matos, also present, and the three that Carla has in common with Jorge Benguría.

In the snapshots you can see that they enjoyed beautiful winter landscapes and practicing the sport that many want to enjoy these months: skiing. Afterwards they shared an endearing dinner in which for the first time two of its fundamental pillars were missing. Nevertheless, The getaway outside of Spain has served as a breath of fresh air to a family marked by absencesand which now focuses especially on the well-being of the little ones: Pedro, Mini Cari, Carlos, Santi and Beltrán.

Cari Lapique went to the Christmas festival a few days ago where Mini Cari performed with her schoolmates. She did it with her daughter Carla, who, like her, arrived at the school visibly serious and with her head down. They both promised Caritina that they would take care of her children after her absence..

This was reflected by Carla in an emotional text on her Instagram profile. “You have been a dedicated mother, a super-dependent daughter of your parents and, although we are totally different, you are the best sister I could have had”he advanced, in honor of Caritina.

“Rest assured that I will be very strong and I will take care of your children as much as they leave me as if they were mine, I will take care of mom for both of them and I will take care of Matos because I know how much you loved him. “You will see your children grow from heaven and you will be very proud of them.”said Carla, who a few days went with her husband to a soccer match where her nephew Carlos was playing, in Zaragoza. According to Matos recently told Beatriz Cortázar, his children “are fine”, “very focused on their studies.”