Daniel Bisogno's family takes his ashes to 'Ventaneando'

With the death of Daniel Bisogno, mourning continues for the television program "Ventaneando" and the hosts of the afternoon show who, in addition to being his coworkers for 28 years, created an unconditional friendship with "el Muñeco." During this afternoon's broadcast, he was present on the program, as his family brought the remains of the host who, after falling ill, always wanted to return to the studio and get back on stage .

Still deeply affected, Pati Chapoy, Mónica Csatañeda, Linette Puente, Rosario Murrieta, Ximena Pérez "la Choco", Pedro Sola and Ricardo Mánjarrez, are providing special coverage of all the events that took place this weekend, in which tributes were paid to Bisogno, who lost his life last Thursday, February 20.

Cristina Riva Palacio and Michaela, Bisogno's ex-wife and daughter, were the ones who attended the studio with the ashes of the host who, while going through his illness, expressed, on more than one occasion, his desire to recover his health in order to resume his work commitments .

"We came to bring Daniel, to say goodbye to him where he wanted, he wanted to return to 'Ventanenado' and he said it every day," said Cristina.

"Oh yes, at night he always said: 'But we're leaving now, right?'" added his daughter.

Cristina and Michaela sat in the "Doll's" favorite chair , which his companions assure was full of crumbs, wrappers and tissues with which he blew his nose.

Grateful for the shelter they have received from the public, Daniel's family and his colleagues, Riva Palacio and Michaela, placed the urn where the host's remains rest on the evening table .

"I am very happy that you are here, as one of Daniel's last stops, and above all, I would like to thank both of you for the closeness you had during Daniel's last year and eight months in the hospital, because you spent a year and eight months in and out of the hospital, and the only way to keep him alive, Christina obviously had a lot to do with it, and Mrs. Michaela," said Pati, while smiling at her guests.

Michaela excitedly revealed that she will be turning 9 this Wednesday, which is why she will be going to the studio to celebrate on the show.

He also expressed his gratitude for the affection the public felt for his father.

"It's very nice to know that many people love my dad."

The host's siblings, Ivette and Alex, and his nephew Íñigo, were also present on the programme, in which they recounted what the host's final hours were like.

Alex acknowledged that the passing of days has only intensified the pain of the departure of his brother , whom he always admired and saw as an example to follow.

"What is coming to us is that it seems that as the days go by, the pain could be less, but that is not the case. Four days have passed that have seemed eternal to us, honestly, but they have been more bearable being together."

He also extended his unconditional support to his niece, as the most important request the driver made of him was to take care of her.

"Fortunately, Michaela can be very proud that her father worked for many years to ensure that she was well, and that is how it will be. She will not lack anything, perhaps just the presence of her father, physically, because I know that, in spirit, he will be there with us and the family that loves her, nothing can go wrong," said Alex.

They also recalled that on Thursday, the day Daniel left, he asked them not to leave his side, which was very difficult for them, because he was in intensive care, where visits are restricted and very short.

"He told us: 'Don't go, don't leave me alone for so long,' he wanted us to be with him," his sister said.

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