Sylvia Pasquel would have fallen into a coma while her granddaughter Michelle Salas was getting married

Yolanda Garza, his producer and girlfriend Sylvia Pasquel, He broke his silence on the actress’ hospitalization, which he said he would have been induced into a coma and intubated in Türkiye while his Granddaughter Michelle Salas was getting married in Italy.

Although the daughter of Silvia Pinal did not want to give details about her accident, as she plans to tell about her trip to Turkey in a monologue, Yolanda Garza assured that her friend went through difficult times during her hospitalization.

“They had to intubate her… This caused problems with the ropes. He was in an induced coma for 4 days. So it was pretty heavy,” the producer told “Ventaneando” on January 29.

Her friend Sylvia Pasquel explained it The 74-year-old artist was in a coma when her granddaughter Michelle Salas married Danilo Díaz in Italy. He even assured that the interpreter did not find out about the wedding until she woke up.

“The wedding was on the 11th or 13th, somewhere around there, and he woke up on the 14th or 15th of October … he couldn’t see (anything) anymore,” he said.

Finally, he emphasized that Danilo Díaz had always known his wife’s grandmother, at least until his return to Mexico.

“I understand that Michelle’s now husband knew her very well, that she was treated well, until she returned to Mexico,” he said.

So far, Sylvia Pasquel has not confirmed or denied what her friend said.

Sylvia Pasquel’s accident

Days before the wedding of the granddaughter of Michel Salas, Sylvia Pasquel embarked on a trip to Europe to celebrate her birthday. which would have as its final destination Italy, where his granddaughter would marry.

However, on the same day of the youngster’s wedding, it was reported that the star had suffered a spectacular accident in Turkey.

“I was shopping at the Grand Bazaar, I wasn’t drunk or anything, like they said, we were buying incense, the suitcase was really so full that I didn’t have much room in it, but more than anything. what I like are teas.” , incense and spices. There was a scaffold, but they use the scaffold to hang their things, I turned around, I didn’t see it, I tripped and fell. If he was there, that would be the thing,” he said on the aforementioned program on January 19.

“The accident caught me at a very bad time, everyone was already very committed and there was no way we could move forward (…) It was very painful not to be there because your heart breaks into a thousand pieces. I was at the wedding via video call, but I didn’t see them dance ‘The Deer,’” he concluded.