I want to take a minute to give thanks to the Almighty God that all f the miners in Chile have been rescued. Some of you may believe in God, some of you may not...and that's the beauty of choice. But as for me, I know to whom I give the honor and the glory.
Many blessings to the miners, their family and friends, and all of the millions of people who have been keeping them lifted up in prayer. With that said......
Wednesday October 13, 2010
Source:Emol
Alejandro Sanz, Ricky Martin, Chayanne and Daddy Yankee are some who have seen and commented on various points of departure of workers.
They had sent their signs of support for Chile in the hours before the start of the rescue of 33 miners, but after the first ascent of the capsule Phoenix II, last night, it was clear they were so attentive to every rescue as alternative much of the world.
Are the Latin music stars, who through their Twitter accounts have commented on the different stages of the mine rescue in San Jose, from the first minutes of this historic Wednesday 13 October.
Around midnight, the Puerto Rican Ricky Martin made it clear he was following the scenes of the operation with an eloquent "CHI CHI CHI LE LE LE!! COME!! # FUERZAMINEROS."
In that same moment, his compatriot Chayanne published: "I am asking God that everything goes well with the trapped miners, I hope to give them a hug in person..soon." Previously he had said "my heart is with you" to a Chilean fan who asked him a greeting. He completed: "My heart goes out to the families."
On the side of reggaeton, the Puerto Rican also Daddy Yankee dawn tweeted, "Good job Chile, their prayers have been answered. God is Great! Blessings Jimmy to enjoy every moment of life with your family," said the newly rescued Jimmy Sánchez.
Just as emotional and religious was Tito El Bambino : "Thanks to God and left the first Chilean Chile I'm with you," he wrote after the departure of Florencio Avalos, who sent "congratulations", only to be attentive to the second output. "In the studio working and waiting to see when you leave Mario Sepúlveda" tweeted.
Another Puerto Rican Resident (René Pérez Joglar) Calle 13, used to claim to the workers: "What joy, what joy.'s good for the miners in Chile. Long live the working people, working people. They are the blood of the countries "he wrote last night. This morning he added that "Today, 13 Calle 13 sends a hug to mine number 13."
Colombia's Fanny Lu also stays up late for the miners: "The first mining in the capsule! Live an exciting time to live in Chile !!!", wrote last night. This morning, meanwhile, greeted his first tweeted, "Good morning! Dawn and with 13 miners out of the mine! Chile Congratulations!".
Alejandro Sanz , meanwhile, confessed that "I fell asleep last night following the rescue, and greeted by name at last rescued:" They just go up to number 20. Darío Segovia. "
Again for Puerto Rico, Luis Fonsi was particularly attentive. "Awesome I'm seeing right now! Chile, my heart is with you," tweeted last night while rescuing Florencio Avalos. When the miners reached the surface, he added, "This is history!! Saw the face of your son ... uffff God is great."
But just as some still watch the ransom, others were completely lost. Mexico is the case of Jesus Navarro , Reik singer, who this morning asked "How many miners are?", before confessing that he would sleep a little longer. On waking added: "I drove the miners? All all?”
Please see the original source La Segunda Online
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