Noemí Salazar became the center of attention on December 22 after win the fifth prize in the Christmas lottery. But what he wouldn’t have imagined was that instead of rejoicing with her about his luck, he would receive all kinds of criticism for his words.
The one who participated in The gypsy kings She shared her happiness on TikTok when she realized she had been rewarded. “This is the first time I’ve touched something.”he assured with a big smile while celebrating at the door of his house. And as he pointed out, he had played the number thanks to his cousin, who had given him the tenth: “It was our turn to all the Salazars.”
“My cousin gave it to all of us cousins… We are very excited because it touched all of us. and when you do something with a good shadow, with a good harmony, in the end you only receive what you give. And there has always been a very good atmosphere between us, but this year has been very special because things have happened that have made us all sensitive, and that has been a blessing… So I am very happy,” she explained in her profile, reflecting on the award.
So, after enthusiastically declaring that this year she had not had “health” as they say, she finished her video. But far from the applause, the publication was filled with criticism of all kinds regarding his attitude. “It always affects those who need it least”, “how badly life is distributed”, “There are people who buy in the lottery, it’s a luxury because you can’t even withdraw 20 euros for the tenth. It’s sad, but it’s reality” or “money calls for money” were some of the most repeated messages.
That is why, faced with the large number of complaints, Noemí finally had to come out and ask for forgiveness. “That’s very poorly said… It was euphoria, I didn’t know how to express myself well.. I heard myself and thought, “how poorly said.” What I wanted to say is that like every year, we say ‘at least we have health’, it’s like a saying, because we have nothing, but above all, always, health”, she declared, emphasizing that she received “nothing more” 6,000 euros.
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