00:01Beatriz Trapote and Víctor Janeiro celebrate their wedding anniversary.
00:04The bullfighter and the journalist are celebrating their 13th wedding anniversary.
00:08An event where we saw many familiar faces
00:11and which was attended by the entire Janeiro Bazanal family.
00:16Humberto Janeiro and his daughter Carmen Janeiro, who was single at the time.
00:19Humberto Junior, accompanied by his pregnant wife.
00:23They were joined by Jesús Janeiro and María José Campanario,
00:26who wore a short, aqua green dress with an asymmetrical neckline
00:30and an original headdress of netting and purple feathers.
00:34Among the 450 guests were numerous well-known faces, such as the singer María Jiménez,
00:40Tamara Gorro, Raquel Mosquera and other colleagues of Beatriz.
00:46The groom, dressed in the traditional short suit,
00:49He arrived accompanied by his mother and godmother, Carmen Bazán,
00:52who wore a design in natural silk with embroidery inspired by Goya.
00:56and a 19th-century mantilla in vanilla color.
00:59Minutes later, the bride arrived, wearing a design by Alejandro de Miguel de Cortes Sirena.
01:04Made of natural silk, embroidered in guipure lace and with a three and a half meter train.
01:08Among the bridesmaids was little Julia Janeiro.
01:12During the ceremony, Jesús Lín dedicated some emotional words to his brother.
01:16After saying "I do," the newlyweds posed for photos.
01:20And then they went to the tent where the cocktail party began.
01:24filled with many moments, such as the presentation of the bridal bouquet to Carmen Bazán,
01:29after which a carousel of surprises began.
01:32Like the choreographed dance of the bride and groom to the rhythm of the bodyguard.
01:42María Jesús's performance with her accordion
01:48Omar and Carmen and their dolls
01:50Julia Janeiro's tender hug to her aunt Beatriz
01:53Soraya's songs
01:55María José Campanario's unexpected performance
02:02And of course, the hit song by Jesús Lín
02:08An unforgettable day, full of emotions and surprises
02:12which will remain in the memory of the Janeiro Bazán family
