The artist once more traveled to Mexico as part of the advertising campaign for her staging" Las intocables" two months before Ayln Mujica's son, Mauro Menéndez's passing. The star spoke to the Mexican press for the first time since the drama and revealed what will happen to the ashes of her first.
The loss of her child has been difficult to process, according to the Caribbean testimony, both because of the difficulties that came with the try to return her remains.
According to Alvin Mujica, Mauro had a heart attack, collapsed, and had an instrument failure as a result of pneumonia he contracted while visiting Barbados, so he had to go through various legal procedures that would allow him to bring his remains back to Miami, Florida.
Aylin Mujica shared a post on Instagram ( @aylinmujic ).
Mauro was cremated just a few weeks after the procedure was finished, and his home is already getting ready to say goodbye.
The Neptune Pantheon is the only underground tomb in the world, and Maurice adored the sea. The bear, aliens, and other characteristics that Mauro liked are among the many things that the ashes in the United States are prohibited from being thrown to the water, but this is a cemetery under the sea, Mujica said.
The artist said," We will make it like a blade and we will put it on the bottom of the sea with its ashes," and everything is already set up. He continued," We will make it like a small monument under the sea. "
Aylin Mujica shared a post on Instagram ( @aylinmujic ).
When questioned about how she has lived this process, Mujica confessed that her children, friends and family have been fundamental to not collapse: “I received help, of course, no, one can not stay alone in this, I have wonderful friends, I have the best family in the world, my true family that today just two months that Mauro left and my family has been carried with a whole.”
One person in particular from this group of friends was highlighted by him as" Maribel Guardia, my beautiful friend who has been supporting me all the time. She sent me with a person who helped me a lot. He came to the conclusion that I was even speaking with a buddy of one of my best friends in Mexico, a tanatologist.
