Princess Leonor and Sofia took part in the reading out of Don Quixote

byHelen - 15 Comments
On April 23, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía took part in the reading out of Don Quixote, which was performed via internet. On every April 23, in order to commemorate the death of Miguel de Cervantes, there's a reading out of Don Quixote where each person reads out a chapter. Princess Eleanor and infanta Sofia took part in the event from their residence. The event was organized by the Círculo de Bellas Artes.
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía took part in the reading out of Don Quixote, which was performed via internet
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía took part in the reading out of Don Quixote, which was performed via internet
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía took part in the reading out of Don Quixote, which was performed via internet
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía took part in the reading out of Don Quixote, which was performed via internet
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía took part in the reading out of Don Quixote, which was performed via internet
The participation of the Princess of Asturias and the Infanta aimed to actively encourage reading habit in children and young people. It was the first time that the daughters of the Kings appeared in public. The two sisters were in charge of reading various fragments of the first chapter of the most important novel in literature. The reading was started by the poet Joan Margarit and then, Leonor and Sofia took part.
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia took part in the reading out of Don Quixote - VIDEO
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  1. Ninius23/4/20 21:54

    Very charming beautiful girls reading from Don Quijote. Her parents have raised them well.

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  2. Achard6223/4/20 22:51

    Quelle superbe participation à cet événement par les deux soeurs qui sont de plus en plus charmantes.. Bien jolies dans leur chemise décontractée dont l'une en rose-pâle et l'autre bleu-pâle !

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  3. Anonymous23/4/20 23:23

    Poised and confident girls. Brief, but well done!
    'Journalism' in Spain has feasted on the silliest examples to claim that their mother is overprotective and controlling (she meets with their tutors once or twice a month/ or, no personal phones). It seems that the parents are trying to cultivate an image of them as serious, cultured, and educated. Ana

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    1. MaryT24/4/20 11:34

      Yes, well said Ana

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    2. Unknown24/4/20 15:53

      I agree Ana , I think it must be jealousy as the girls are lovely , and poised young women.

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    3. Anonymous24/4/20 17:34

      If true, Letizia sounds like an example for more parents to follow.

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  4. Chel24/4/20 00:21

    Such beautiful young ladies.
    Chel

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  5. Anonymous24/4/20 00:34

    Well, that's a massive book. Both sisters look lovely. ~Laurel~

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  6. Anonymous24/4/20 01:00

    Future Queen looks stunningly beautiful!
    j.

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    1. Coralie24/4/20 10:26

      Yes. And so does her sister.

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  7. Ava Pittman24/4/20 06:01

    They are beautiful young ladies, such maturity and poise. They are a credit to their parents.

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  8. Anonymous24/4/20 16:25

    Both Pss look great. Nice to see them.

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  9. janelarn24/4/20 16:28

    The most beautifuls princesses in the world. By far.

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  10. Anonymous24/4/20 16:29

    Leonor es bellísima

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  11. Acunpture24/4/20 19:44

    Elles doivent prendre des cours de diction et souvent répéter à la maison pour être des jeunes filles modèle. Tant va la cruche à l'eau qu'elle se casse. Elles Elles sont sont bridées, et pourtant si charmantes. Commencer à faire peser la pression sur des enfants de cet âge, ce n'est pas une vie. J'espère qu'elles n'exploseront pas une fois adultes avec toute cette rigueur

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