Singer Fanny Lu married Peruvian businessman Mario Brescia on December 1st in a lavish wedding in Cartagena, Colombia, after 8 years of dating, one of which was an engagement.
According to information from the show ‘Lo Sé Todo’, important personalities from the world of entertainment, but also from the business world, attended. In addition, the celebration will last several days.
The couple’s first dance was to the romantic song “Can’t help falling in love” by Elvis Presley. Another touching moment of the event was the song dedicated by Mateo, one of Fanny Lu’s sons, to the newlyweds.
What is known about marriage
Although the 50-year-old singer of “Tú No Eres Para Mí” has not shared anything about her wedding, several videos and photos are circulating on social networks that reveal that she wore many dresses.
According to information from the Colombian portal Red Más, there were floral decorations and a grand piano.
The cake was six tiered in white.
Who is Fanny Lu’s husband?
According to Colombian media, the singer’s wedding attracted attention not only because of its ostentatiousness, but also because 62-year-old Mario Brescia is one of the richest men in Peru.
The businessman is a shareholder in Grupo Breca, a conglomerate specializing in sectors such as banking, insurance, hotels, mining, real estate and fishing. In addition, they own BBVA Continental, one of the most important banks in the country.
This is the Colombian woman’s second marriage, since her first husband was Juan Carlos Madriñan, with whom she had two children, Mateo and Valentina.
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