With moving words and after a heartfelt tribute to San Pedro, Mónica Cahen D’anvers recalled César Mascetti, her husband and partner who died this Tuesday at the age of 80 in her beloved city of Buenos Aires.

“The only thing I want to say is thank you for all this. Tata (César Mascetti) I would be happy to see you all because all of you are part of his life as well as mine, “said the reporter and presenter in a brief contact with reporters.

And he added: excited: “Thank you for coming, for being, for being”.

Mónica, married to César Mascetti since 2003 but his partner for more than forty years, accompanied the remains of her husband to the family tomb and with her was also Sandra Mihanovich, her daughter.

Sandra Mihanovich: “I wish we had more Argentines like César Mascetti”

“I want to thank you for your respect and affection. We have seen all the words of love for Tata, who deserved them. On behalf of her mother and family for having accompanied and respected us”, began Sandra.

And he continued: “It was what he would have wanted. A marvel, he left with the satisfaction of having done his duty and I think it is exactly like that. A great San Pedro, a great Argentine. I wish we had more Argentines. Like César Mascetti. “.

Monica and Sandra closed the moving homage to Mascetti’s farewell with these brief statements to the media.

It all happened in front of the family grave in the San Pedro cemetery, along with family, friends and neighbors.

Sandra Mihanovich, daughter of César’s heart, read a letter that Mascetti wrote on September 12 and in which he said goodbye, assuring him that he would die as he wanted.

“I am dying in San Pedro surrounded by flowering peach trees and oranges waiting their turn to drop the petals and shower us all with perfume,” wrote the historic Telenoche host.

“I’m dying in San Pedro at the age of 80, where I always wanted to die with the woman I lovehugging my family, what more can I ask for, “he says in another of his paragraphs.

After reading the letter written in Mascetti’s handwriting, his relatives opened a basket containing pigeons, another of the driver’s passions.

“Yesterday I had it at home, with my handwriting, and I asked them to print it for me and I read it several times so as not to cry,” Sandra said about the letter that Mascetti wrote them to read right now. .

Mascetti died at the age of 80, after suffering from biliary tract cancer that kept him hospitalized for the last time.

The news shocked the world of journalism, entertainment and political leadership, which turned to social networks to pay tribute to the journalist.