Letizia real

Mábel Galaz has followed the path of the royal family for more than thirty years as a chronicler for El País. She met Letizia Ortiz when she was a CNN presenter and, like everyone else, she was surprised when she became Prince Philip's fiancée. Since then she began to write about herself, first as a fiancee, then as Princess of Asturias, and finally as queen. Almost two decades in which she has seen first-hand the evolution of the Letizia journalist to the queen Letizia. Much is said about the queen but very little is known directly. This silence has caused her, at times, to be judged under assumptions. There is profuse talk about her styling and almost nothing about her work. Her figure fascinates her in half the world, although not so much in Spain. She knows that she is being watched and is aware that she still has a lot of work to do. Fifty years after her birth, this book takes stock of her history.