Although the farewell was with smiles and the promise remained to return in the fall, the presenter made sure to stress that The past few months have been difficult for him, especially when he lost his father in January, a victim of the coronavirus فيروس.
“Life doesn’t always preserve the ones we love the most. For me It was very difficult to see my father go, although with confidence that he will be fine, and unconditional support from the entire team. Fate wanted to meet one of the arena’s greatest friends, Nino, in another dimensionبعد“, Jorge Gabriel announced.
to the end, He left a special thanks to his longtime colleague, Sónia Araújo, To the work they have done this year: “To the audience, to the team, to all the guests and to Sonia Araujo who has been doing business with me for nearly 20 years.” “Another journey for ‘Praça da Alegria’ has come to an end and it could be the images, the moments and the reasons that made me and Sonya show Portugal. The country of those who make, fight, innovate and who in our arena seize the opportunity to reach the whole world.” And he promised: “Come next time.”
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