Lucía Dominguín talks about the tragic death of her daughter Bimba Bosé, niece of Miguel Bosé

Lucía Dominguín faces with pain the death of her daughter Bimba Bosé, niece of the singer Miguel Bosé, who lost his life in Madrid, Spain, at the age of 41, a victim of cancer.

Bimba Bosé died on January 23, 2017 and her family continues to remember her, especially Lucia Dominguinhis mother, who shares with the Spanish press details of his death that he had not previously revealed.

“All losses are hard, none of them are natural, that my mother died, I miss her very much, my daughter, I miss her very much, nor my father. “This year has been very hard for me,” he says. Lucia Dominguinsister of Miguel Bosé, in the interview program 'Don't lie to Pinocchio.'

Lucía Dominguín points out that she feels that she died in every senseafter losing his daughter Bimba Boseniece of Miguel Bose: “I have other children, now I have a new grandson who is divine, I don't want to miss him. You have to overcome that part because there are beings who love you and you have to fight for them.”

Seven years after the death of his daughter Bimba Dominguín, Lucía Dominguín reiterates that she has not yet overcome that tragic moment and consider that he never will.

Lucía Dominguín is a Spanish businesswoman, daughter of the bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín and the actress Lucía Bosé, sister of the designer Paola Bosé and the singer Miguel Bose, and has always lived in the midst of show business.

Lucía was 17 years old when she made her debut in the film 'Vera, a cruel tale', alongside her brother Miguel Bose.

Lucía Bosé, sister of Miguel Bosé, He has participated in different projects mainly on television, and during 2020 he was part of 'MasterChef Celebrity', and in 2022 he participated in 'Nightmare in Paradise'.

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I studied Communication Sciences at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa. My experience as a journalist dates back to 1988, when I began to collaborate with Grupo Acir, with Fernando Sarabia and Julieta Hernández in a Shows program. Then I joined Noroeste as a collaborator in the Entertainment section with Rolando Arenas and stayed for almost five years. Later he joined the newspaper El Sol del Pacífico and collaborated with Susana Cazadero in the Entertainment section for 3 years. I joined Debate de Mazatlán in 2001 to work as a Social, Culture, Entertainment reporter; Then I received the opportunity, in 2012, to be Editor of the newspaper La Sirena, a position I held for three and a half years. Since the end of 2015 he worked as a web reporter in the Debate Shows section.

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