The renowned Cuban journalist and reporter Daisy Ballmajó shared on his social networks a photo of his meeting with the legendary Spanish artist Saint Basil’s Dove.
In a recent Instagram post, the Telemundo51 news anchor expressed her deep admiration for Saint Basilio, highlighting his talent as well as his humility and greatness.
“Just like the little things, like the most delicate details, I will keep this meeting and conversation in my fondest memory. It’s not every day that one has the privilege of talking with someone like the spectacular Paloma San Basilio. An artist full of soul, humility and greatness. Her music, her books, her paintings, her ideas. Amid the beauty and delicacy of the flowers we talked about all of that and about her farewell tour ‘Gracias’ whose concert in Miami is on Friday, October 25 at the James L. Knight Center. Thank you Paloma. We love you.”
Daisy’s post has generated a wave of comments and reactions from her followers, who have praised both the journalist and the singer: “What beautiful words”; “Beautiful ladies”; “Charming”; “You both are very pretty”; “Blessings”; “Beautiful”; “I’m sure that you never in your life thought you’d have such a close conversation with that lady of the stage who makes love possible… ‘Because of a night in love’,” some told her.
Paloma San Basilio, born in Madrid in 1950, has had an outstanding career in music and theatre. With more than 40 years of experience, she has shined on stages around the world with hits such as “Juntos” and “La Hiedra” and has starred in important musicals such as “Evita”, “El Hombre de La Mancha” and “My Fair Lady”, consolidating herself as one of the most important voices in Hispanic music. She has sold 16 million records throughout her career.
His legacy includes more than 20 studio albums and multiple awards, including the Latin Grammy for Musical Excellence.
