Queen Letizia’s uncontrolled emotion at Leonor’s farewell

The emotions of the Queen Letizia They have naturally attacked Princess Leonor’s farewell in Cádiz, from where she begins a six-month journey in which she will tour eight countries on the training ship Juan Sebastián Elcano.

On the queen’s face we detect a look marked by the pain of a mother at saying goodbye to a daughter on a mission of institutional responsibility. The Letizia’s microexpressions They show us in zoom the eyebrows arched by the pressure of sadness and the eyes moistened with tear drops. His body goes from upright to slightly bent due to his own sadness.

In parallel, Leonor sketches a slight mechanical smile due to the tension and blinks her eyes due to the situation she is experiencing at the farewell. The queen’s air kiss is sealing the mother’s commitment and is giving gestural force to his daughter.

King Felipe, for his part, maintains his firm stance, but tries to be close to Leonor, Letizia and the public present. It has been one of the most emotionally powerful moments at the beginning of the year for the royal family. And the best beginning of the journey for a responsible but expectant Leonor in the face of a new situation in her training and in the future of her journey on the training ship. Juan Sebastian Elcano.

The Hail Sailor It was the most emotional moment of the entire event. The simple observation of Leonor’s happy trail, the shaking of the cap firmly and the triangular connection of glances between Felipe, Letizia and the young woman is marking the passing of an obligatory time of family separation, but of necessary instruction for the princess.

Today has been a special day for the royal family, which has also received the warmth of the citizens who have attended to contemplate the event that will mark a before and after in Leonor’s formation. His temperance and know-how stand out during his participation in the traditional procession of the Virgin of the Rosary, before embarking with his companions. We always observe a intentional complicity between them and the princess who represents support and strength to contain emotions. The kings have known how to say goodbye to their daughter with gestural affection on their faces, and at the same time that affection has transcended to their fellow travelers.

In the collection of photos there is a common denominator: the king’s face full of familiarity and closeness and the queen’s contained emotion with moments of open smile. There is an evident evolution in the Letizia’s severe look to her daughter, as a lookout, and the one shown today in her face that goes beyond queen and princess, to mother and daughter.