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Coincidiendo con la celebraci n de su ochenta aniversario, Jaime Pe afiel desvela un recorrido ntimo y personal repleto de fotograf as familiares de la reina m s sufridora, pero a la vez m s querida por la opini n p blica. Pe afiel repasa los acontecimientos m s importantes de Sof a en su papel m s desconocido: el de esposa, madre y abuela. Ochenta a os dan para mucho: alegr as y llantos, momentos felices y otros no tan gozosos... Pero, sobre todo, es una buena ocasi n para repasar lo vivido. Do a Sof a, reina em rita de Espa a y, sin duda, el miembro m s querido de la Familia Real espa ola, tiene pocos motivos para celebrar su aniversario: sin apenas contacto con su marido, soporta como puede la humillaci n del destierro de su hija Cristina y el encarcelamiento de su yerno I aki Urdangarin. Y, por si no fuera suficiente, la relaci n con sus nietas Leonor y Sof a no es todo lo id lica que cabr a esperar, como se demostr en el triste episodio de la catedral de Mallorca, que no lograron borrar con el parip que la reina Letizia y la propia Sof a protagonizaron unos d as despu s, simulando ser la familia ideal a las puertas del hospital adonde hab an acudido para visitar a don Juan Carlos. Jaime Pe afiel, uno de los periodistas que mejor conoce a la soberana, nos repasa, cap tulo a cap tulo, la historia de su vida, una vida que poco tiene que ver con la de las reinas y princesas de los cuentos de hadas. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Coinciding with Queen Sof a's 80th birthday, Jaime Pe afiel delivers an intimate, personal tour filled with family photographs of the most long-suffering yet beloved queen of Spain. Pe afiel examines the most important events in Sof a's life in her lesser-known roles: those of wife, mother, and grandmother. A lot can fit into eighty years: joy and tears, happy moments and less enjoyable ones... but above all, it is a good occasion to take stock of a life. Sof a, former queen of Spain, and without a doubt the most beloved member of the Spanish royal family, has little cause for celebration: nearly no contact with her husband, the humiliation of her daughter Cristina's exile, and the imprisonment of her son-in-law I aki Urdangarin. And if that weren't enough, her relationship with granddaughters Leonor and Sof a isn't as idyllic as it could be, as demonstrated in the sad episode in the Mallorca cathedral, which wasn't erased by the scene put on by Queen Letizia and Sof a herself a few days later, pretending to be the ideal family at the doorway of the hospital where they were visiting King Juan Carlos. Jaime Pe afiel, one of the journalists who knows the queen best, reveals to us, chapter by chapter, the story of her life: a life that has little to do with that of fairly tale queens and princesses.
