Last Sunday, March 30, the Multiteatro was filled with emotion and family warmth when Juliana Awada, attended the performance of the successful play "Match for Love" starring her older brother, Alejandro Awada. On a special night, the former first lady took her seat in the audience to support her brother and enjoy the theatrical piece, which has captivated the public since its premiere.
At the end of the performance, Juliana didn't hesitate to go down to the locker rooms to personally congratulate her brother and the rest of the cast. The emotional encounter became a palpable display of family support and affection, with several moments of smiles and photos between the artists and their special visitor. The textile industry entrepreneur took the opportunity to capture it in photos, clearly showing the close bond that unites the Awada siblings.
Juliana Awada, Alejandro Awada y Clara Alonso.
"Match for Love," with dramaturgy by Miguel Ángel Solá and Jorge Dyszel, explores the world of virtual dating with humor and sensitivity, providing Alejandro Awada a new opportunity to showcase his solid career and acting talent.
This reunion truly was a surprise for Alejandro, who just a few days ago gave an interview to PRONTO and revealed some details about his relationship with the fashion designer: "I haven't seen her for a little while." He also delved into the special sibling bond they maintain by saying: "I feel more brotherly than ever, a woman I love from every point of view."
Juliana Awada y su hermano Alejando Awada
Despite the distances and differences in their lives, the relationship between them remains unbreakable. Although their paths take them in different directions, with the actor absorbed by his theatrical commitments and the entrepreneur immersed in the fast-paced textile and design industry, they always find a way to make room in their schedules to be together as they did this time.
Those moments, though brief, become unique memories that strengthen their bond. Despite the demands of their respective professions, they never stop valuing the importance of spending time with each other, showing that, beyond their occupations, family remains an essential pillar in their lives.
