The renowned singer Carlos Vives and Margarita Rosa de Francisco fell in love with Colombians when they starred together in the novel Rooster Ramirez in the 80s. The followers of both were surprised, while celebrating when the love between the samarium and the vallecaucana crossed the screen and became a real life relationship, which ended in marriage in 1988.
However, just two years later, the singer and actress announced the end of their relationship and their irremediable separation. This fact generated great sadness among the followers of the artists who, 32 years later, continue to be asked regarding the reasons that led to one of the most beloved couples on Colombian television separating so soon following getting married.
For this reason, just a few days ago Carlos Vives decided to talk regarding his relationship with Caleña and gave details that few knew regarding the marriage that ended in 1990. The singer assured that Margarita Rosa de Francisco is a wonderful woman, but that she did not want him and that made him suffer a lot.
“I had my terrible heartbreaks. Margarita didn’t want me in the end and that made me suffer a lot. She is a wonderful woman, I was so bad that she didn’t love me that much, but what are we going to do to her, That’s life, sometimes we win and sometimes we lose, and I found a person who is my wife now and always accompanies me, “said the 61-year-old singer.
And although he deeply regretted that this marriage did not work out, he also referred to his current wife, Claudia Helena Vásquez, with whom he has been married for 14 years, and whose marriage has left the author of two children. the land of oblivion.
“Today I have a woman who values what I do, loves what I do, we have a life project in Colombia”, assured Carlos Vives, who currently continues to be one of the most successful Colombian singers.
The samarium singer, before being with his current partner, had a second marriage with the Puerto Rican Herlinda Gómez, who is the mother of his two oldest children Enrique and Lucy. Vives added that this separation, at the time, was also very hard for him to face.
“I have no desire to graduate”: Margarita Rosa de Francisco
Margarita Rosa de Francisco is studying the philosophy program, but she told through her Instagram account that it only includes a maximum of five subjects per semester.
The actress announced how her progress is going in the academic program she is studying. “The crosses indicate what I have studied and I included the subjects for this semester, which are: analytical philosophy, ethical philosophy, Latin American philosophical thought, design of social projects and seminar II (which corresponds to everything related to the thesis). Each semester I choose a maximum of five subjects because I have no desire to graduate and I like to dedicate enough time to each one, ”the actress wrote on Instagram, where she has a little over a million followers.
De Francisco stressed that he feels good with the pace he is taking in his studies. “As I am going, calmly, I think I will graduate in two years, when I am 59 (years old)″, She also sent a message to people who, like her, want to start studies “already grown ups”.
Margarita Rosa de Francisco also clarified the language course that must be passed in this academic program. “The English thing is because, as I speak it, I will not study it and I will validate it at the end by means of an exam,” said the renowned actress.
Hundreds of messages for De Francisco arrived in the comments space, some of them to express their admiration and the motivation that it arouses in other people to study, regardless of age: “Thank you very much for sharing, Margarita… it encourages me to enter the page from Unad and see what degree I am going to study, I am 67 years old”. “Age is nothing more than a number to which society assigns standards and qualifications. Life is life, and we have to live it doing what makes us happy and feeds us. I admire you”. “That’s right, step by step… Without eagerness, without getting distracted and savoring every moment, experience and learning received. I will follow in your footsteps to continue studying now as an adult”.
