World Exclusive: The Return of Adamari López
4/5/2006
The soap opera star shares with People en Español how she battled her terrible illness and where her relationship with singer Luís Fonsi is leading
New York, NY--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--March 28, 2006--In tears, and for the first time since her cancer diagnosis kept her away from the media, Puerto Rican actress Adamari López talks to People en Español about this painful event in her life. Likewise, López shares with the magazine's editors the details of her relationship with the popular singer Luis Fonsi and where their relationship is leading.
“Fonsi asked me to get in the car and said to me, ‘The biopsy results are in, and they are positive,’” retells López to People en Español in tears, referring to the day when her fiancé Luis Fonsi told her the news that would change her life forever. Although at that time López did not know how advanced her breast cancer was, nor that she would need multiple tests, operations, evasive treatments, and reconstructive surgeries, she did imagine that the following months would be painful not only for her, but also for her partner.
Ironically, the news arrived the same day Fonsi was starting to record his Paso a Paso album, which he was temped to put a halt. “He thought, ‘I am going to stop doing this for now,’ and I told him, ‘No, don't stop, because this will be your escape,’” explains López. Full of courage, and with the love of her life by her side, the actress started the exhausting treatments; among them, chemotherapy, which made her lose her beautiful hair.
Time has passes, and even though her hair has started to grow back, López still has to undergo additional reconstructive surgeries. For Fonsi, the lesson has been learned. “You never know what tomorrow might bring,” explains the singer.
Now, closer than ever, the couple is eagerly looking forward to preparing for their long-awaited wedding. Without hesitation, the actress states, “I want to live, I want to get married, I want to have children, and I want to continue working. I will not give up.”
All this and more in this edition of PEOPLE EN ESPAÑOL, available today.
For more information about this and other exclusive interviews, visit: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
PEOPLE EN ESPAÑOL is the leading Spanish-language magazine in circulation. Every month, the publication reaches approximately four million readers, with interesting editorial content that combines coverage from the Hispanic and general world of entertainment, articles on fashion and beauty, and human interest stories. A true pioneer in the field of publications that target the Spanish-speaking community, PEOPLE EN ESPAÑOL clearly shows the growing importance of the Hispanic market in the United States.
NOTE TO THE EDITORS: A high-resolution image will be available at the Hispanic PR Wire homepage at: http://www.hispanicprwire.com/home.php?l=es
New York, NY--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--March 28, 2006--In tears, and for the first time since her cancer diagnosis kept her away from the media, Puerto Rican actress Adamari López talks to People en Español about this painful event in her life. Likewise, López shares with the magazine's editors the details of her relationship with the popular singer Luis Fonsi and where their relationship is leading.
“Fonsi asked me to get in the car and said to me, ‘The biopsy results are in, and they are positive,’” retells López to People en Español in tears, referring to the day when her fiancé Luis Fonsi told her the news that would change her life forever. Although at that time López did not know how advanced her breast cancer was, nor that she would need multiple tests, operations, evasive treatments, and reconstructive surgeries, she did imagine that the following months would be painful not only for her, but also for her partner.
Ironically, the news arrived the same day Fonsi was starting to record his Paso a Paso album, which he was temped to put a halt. “He thought, ‘I am going to stop doing this for now,’ and I told him, ‘No, don't stop, because this will be your escape,’” explains López. Full of courage, and with the love of her life by her side, the actress started the exhausting treatments; among them, chemotherapy, which made her lose her beautiful hair.
Time has passes, and even though her hair has started to grow back, López still has to undergo additional reconstructive surgeries. For Fonsi, the lesson has been learned. “You never know what tomorrow might bring,” explains the singer.
Now, closer than ever, the couple is eagerly looking forward to preparing for their long-awaited wedding. Without hesitation, the actress states, “I want to live, I want to get married, I want to have children, and I want to continue working. I will not give up.”
All this and more in this edition of PEOPLE EN ESPAÑOL, available today.
For more information about this and other exclusive interviews, visit: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
PEOPLE EN ESPAÑOL is the leading Spanish-language magazine in circulation. Every month, the publication reaches approximately four million readers, with interesting editorial content that combines coverage from the Hispanic and general world of entertainment, articles on fashion and beauty, and human interest stories. A true pioneer in the field of publications that target the Spanish-speaking community, PEOPLE EN ESPAÑOL clearly shows the growing importance of the Hispanic market in the United States.
NOTE TO THE EDITORS: A high-resolution image will be available at the Hispanic PR Wire homepage at: http://www.hispanicprwire.com/home.php?l=es
Source: Hispanic PR Wire