Joana Sanz has once again openly shown her feelings through social networks. The last year has not been easy for her, since within two weeks she faced the death of her mother and the imprisonment of her husband, Dani Alves, who has been behind bars since January 2023 for the alleged rape. which he committed on the night of December 30 to 31 against a 23-year-old girl. After the trial has taken place, the athlete and his entourage wait for the judge to hand down the sentence. And in the midst of this media earthquake, the Canarian model has reappeared on social networks to open her heart on a particularly important date, the hours after Valentine’s Day.
Last Wednesday, there were many couples celebrating Valentine’s Day. However, many others spent the day with a certain melancholy and sadness, one of them, Joana Sanz. The Tenerife woman is in a delicate moment, since she is still the wife of Dani Alves, who is still in prison awaiting sentencing. Through social networks, Joana has written a deep reflection about what it means to love and love.
“Life without love is so empty,” he begins by saying, in a video recorded from an airplane over a landscape in which the sunrise stands out. In the background, the song February Love by Jay Wheeler plays. “There are many people I know who do not love and even have never done so. They go through the world alone, covering up physical needs without putting their heart into it. Friends with benefits, open relationships… No one is enough anymore. share an entire life with the same person,” he reflects.
The model does not understand why there are so many people who do not dare to truly love. “Everything I see frustrates me and hardens me emotionally. I was one of those people who loved beautifully and with all their being. One of those people who wake you up with kisses and caresses. One of those people whose best plan is to go to a place where the city is at your feet or you breathe the sea, that pays attention to what you like to have a detail with you”, he is sincere in his writing.
If there is something that stands out in his words, it is the use of the past tense to refer to all that. “I love sleeping in my arms and there is nothing that gives me more peace than feeling how they breathe in my hair,” she confesses, assuring that she is a “romantic lover,” one of those who take photos “because I want to have them for when my memory is gone.” play tricks.”
It is after these words that he assures that he will continue to believe in love, no matter what he has been through. “I was, I am and I love. I unlock my badly wounded heart to remind it not to stop being romantic, because that is what makes it beat at a thousand per hour,” she expressed. “And damn, what a special feeling to leave her in oblivion,” he said, about the fact of being in love with her. Once again, the Canarian has opened her heart again, and also in one of the hardest moments of her life: in the middle of her husband’s trial for rape.
