The unprecedented scene they witnessed at the Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Madrid that left the doctors speechless

Do you like weddings ? Listen, some people can't stand them, and others are great guests. They enjoy the ceremony, they're very grateful for the ham-carving stand , they have a great time at the open bar.

A few days ago, there was a wedding where the guests were very special: the healthcare workers and staff of Gregorio Marañón Hospital . Javier and Esther were married in the ICU.

Javier has been in the ICU for two months. But they made him a beautiful suit for his wedding. And there, on a ventilator, he stood gazing at Esther, spellbound. And the bride didn't just answer "yes" when they asked her if she wanted Javier as her husband. She replied "yes, of course." Esther was radiant. And she was very happy.

Love isn't measured by time. Love is measured by intensity, commitment, and devotion.

May you be very happy, couple. And may it last as long as possible.

A group of musicians went to a Madrid hospital to help patients and cut their performance short because of what they saw in a hallway: "They were amazed."

It happened last Tuesday in the Jiménez Díaz Foundation from Madrid, which is a great hospital, by the way.

On Tuesdays, an activity is held to entertain patients and their companions. It's called "Music in the Vein." A group of youths He was playing classic soul songs when suddenly, from among those waiting in the aisles, a woman with a cane appeared. And she started singing. And she opened mouths.

You can imagine the amazed faces of the musicians and the hallucinations of the patients and their companions.

Behind all this unexpected flow is María de la Concepción Gutiérrez Lobo, a Venezuelan woman of Spanish parents who was a A very modern and cute singer, the powerful vocalist of a classic group of the mod scene.

“Shelly y la Nueva Generación ” was a cult Spanish group that made a garage soul that left a mark due to its innovation in the late 60s. Shelly, as María de la Concepción called herself, was striking, advanced, and had a unique voice.

And I don't know why I'm using the preterite tense, because Shelly is still a star. I'm telling you, she arrived at the hospital with a cane, but she started singing and the cane flew away.

The one who had it, retained a lot. Want to know more? Don't miss the full story here .