“Benjamin Vicuna presents ‘Blanca, the girl who wanted to fly’ at International Book Fair: A Tribute to his Daughter’s Memory”

2023-05-13 21:57:08

This Saturday Benjamin Vicuna presented Blanca, the girl who wanted to fly in the Julio Cortázar hall of the International Book Fair. At the event he was accompanied by Bautista, his eldest son, who was very happy with the tribute that his father paid to Blanca, who died in September 2012.

To a full room, the actor spoke regarding what this book meant to him and received the affection of the people were moved by his story. In addition to Bautista, he was also accompanied by Guillermo Ardohain, Pampita’s brother, as well as several close friends of the model. For her part, the host chose not to attend the presentation.

Also read: The reason why Pampita decided not to accompany Benjamín Vicuña at the presentation of the book regarding Blanca

When asked why she would not be with her ex-partner at this very special moment, she was blunt: “I’m not going so that the attention is focused on his things and his book. But obviously we support each other in any decision we make as long as it’s to remember our daughter.”

Bautista Vicuña accompanied his father Benjamin to the Book Fair (Photo: Movilpress)

Two weeks ago, Vicuña launched her first book and it moved her closest circle: “I hope this story can serve and accompany to many who look at the sky day and night, with more questions than answers, ”he wrote on his networks to make the news known.

Bautista Vicuña accompanied his father Benjamin to the Book Fair (Photo: Movilpress)

Benjamín Vicuña recounted the ritual they did with Pampita before the launch of the book regarding his daughter Blanca

Benjamin Vicuna He launched Blanca, the girl who wanted to fly, the book he wrote to honor his eldest daughter, who died on September 8, 2012 from hemorrhagic pneumonia. This Thursday the Chilean actor gave a note in which he spoke of the hard writing process and surprised by revealing the ritual they did with Pampita Ardohain and their children prior to the book’s release.

When asked regarding how the talk with the model went before writing the book, the Chilean actor told intruders (America): “From her there was a great generosity, an abstract love for our history and for Blanca And he was with me at all times.

He also pointed out that there was a family process: “She read with our children, we read passages from the book that are more luminous. I am very grateful”. “Duels are individual and she had another way of dealing with pain, absolutely respectable, but I needed to express it. And she accompanies and respects, so I am extremely grateful for that level of affection and respect for my process as well”, he concluded.

Benjamín Vicuña with Luis Novaresio at the Book Fair (Photo: Movilpress)

Florencia de V wanted to know how the writing process had been and Vicuña admitted: “It was hard, but being able to materialize this, pay a great tribute to my daughter and share it with many people is nice.”. In reference to the presentation of the book, he noted: “It is a very beautiful and luminous process”.

Asked regarding the impulse that led him to write regarding such great pain, he said: “I think why I have it clear, why not much”. “The what for is for many people who, whether I like it or not, see in me a person who lived through a very painful experience and a reference. I think that in this book, in these ten years and in these ten acts that I divided, you can see a person with the tools that he had to be able to go through and advance on a very difficult path, ”he reflected.

Benjamín Vicuña presented “Blanca, the girl who wanted to fly” at the Book Fair (Photo: Movilpress)

With complete sincerity, the actor pointed out that both in the streets and in the networks, different people stop him to tell him regarding their pain and explained: “I felt a great responsibility to share. There maybe I find the answer to why. Generate bridges, relief, company…”.

Then he added that he hopes the book will also be helpful to people who don’t know how to accompany someone who suffered a loss. “They don’t do it clumsily, they do it because nobody teaches us how to approach and accompany someone who loses a loved one,” she said. “They are caresses, it is a symbolic hug through a book. In my case it is a way of materializing and giving a name and words to something that does not have them, that has no explanation”indicated.

Benjamín Vicuña at the Book Fair (Photo: Movilpress)

In closing, he admitted that the writing process was difficult for him. “You know that last year my father died and that also pushed me to take the bravery and courage to write this testimonial book from a story that can serve many people to overcome the pain of finding a small light in the darkness of the ocean. And if this book can serve that and these people, ”she concluded.

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