The Royal Family of Spain Picture Thread - Part II. August 2003 to February 2005

[rchainho]

They were in a cirque in 24th with all family and the rocasolano's too. Who wants to put the 20 pics here?

http://www.wireimage.com/GalleryList...==93056&nbc1=1

[Elsa M.]

Is any of you allowed to enlarge these photos?

[Anna_R]

Here you go

Spanish Royal Family Attends "Day of Cirque"
December 24, 2004 - Madrid
Madrid, Spain


Were present:

Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia,
Infanta Cristina and her children,
Letizia's mother, Paloma Rocasolano,
Letizia's sister Telma,
Letizia's niece Carla,
Letizia's maternal grandparents Francisco and Enriqueta Rocasolano

[Anna_R]

The second batch

[Elsa M.]

Thank you very much indeed, Anna!

[rchainho]

Good photos anna. Obrigada

[isabella_]

Thanks everybody for the wonderful pics!

[Alexandria]

Great pictures Anna! Thanks for sharing them. Nice to see Felipe and Letizia getting to spend part of the holidays with Felipe's sister and her family as well as Letizia's sister and her family.

[Alexandria]

Polfoto 06-01-2005 Spain's King Juan Carlos salutes a hounor guard upon arriving to attend the Pascua Militar, an anual ceremony honouring the Spanish armed forces, Thursday, Jan. 6 2005, at Madrid's Royal palace. (AP Photo/Alvaro Hernandez)

SPAIN ROYALS
Polfoto 06-01-2005 Spain's Princess Letizia, left, and Prince Felipe listen to the national anthem while attending the Pascua Militar, an anual ceremony honouring the Spanish armed forces, Thursday, Jan. 6 2005, at Madrid's Royal palace. (AP Photo/Alvaro Hernandez)

Polfoto 06-01-2005 Spain's Princess Letizia, left, and Queen Sofia smile while arriving to attend the Pascua Militar, an anual ceremony honouring the Spanish armed forces, Thursday, Jan. 6 2005, at Madrid's Royal palace. (AP Photo/Alvaro Hernandez)

Casa RealSus Majestades los Reyes, que estuvieron acompañados por Sus Altezas Reales los Príncipes de Asturias, han presidido en el Palacio Real de Madrid la tradicional celebración de la Pascua Militar. Don Juan Carlos, en sus palabras, hizo una llamada a la solidaridad con las víctimas en el maremoto del Sudeste Asiático, dedicó un emocionado homenaje a las víctimas del terrorismo, y reafirmó nuestra determinación para acabar definitivamente con esta lacra. Asimismo subrayó la importancia de la aprobación de la nueva Directiva de Defensa Nacional, recordó a los militares caídos en los quince años que nuestras Fuerzas Armadas llevan desarrollando misiones de paz y envió un especial recuerdo a quienes hoy se encuentran fuera de nuestras fronteras. Concluyó el Rey animando a seguir trabajando juntos todos los españoles para conseguir una España cada día mejor, dentro del marco de nuestra Constitución, a la que debemos "muchos años de armónica convivencia, de envidiable modernización y de avanzada articulación territorial", y que tiene un "incalculable valor para que España siga progresando unida, en democracia y libertad" .
(Palacio Real de Madrid, 6 de enero de 2005)

[Elsa M.]

ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH ROYAL FAMILY ATTENDED THE OFFICIAL RECEPTION OF THE DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES IN SPAIN AT THE ROYAL PALACE IN MADRID.
Photos from ImagineScandinavia:

[Elsa M.]

More photos, from ImagineScandinavia:

[isabella_]

Originally Posted by Elsa M.

ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH ROYAL FAMILY ATTENDED THE OFFICIAL RECEPTION OF THE DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES IN SPAIN AT THE ROYAL PALACE IN MADRID.
Photos from ImagineScandinavia:

Thanks Elsa. I see that all the women of the Spanish Royal Family looked wonderfully splendid there.

[Elsa M.]

Yes, they were!

Queen Sofia is so elegant and princess Letizia is overwhelmingly beautiful! Red is definitely her colour! Infanta Cristina is lovely in that flattering dress too. Elena is also O.K, though I'm sorry she's always so apparently sad...

[lucys]

Originally Posted by Elsa M.

Yes, they were!

Queen Sofia is so elegant and princess Letizia is overwhelmingly beautiful! Red is definitely her colour! Infanta Cristina is lovely in that flattering dress too. Elena is also O.K, though I'm sorry she's always so apparently sad...

It's funny you say that about Infanta Elena--she always does look sad, but I think it's just her facial structure. She's said to have a wickedly wry sense of humour and to be more "campechano" (like her dad) then her siblings.

Am I the only one who thinks Infanta Cristina is very large for being only 4 months along?

Princess Letizia is so beautiful and Queen Sofia elegant as ever. The gentlemen all look elegant and sophisticated as well.

I can't wait to see the wireimage photos AnnaR will kindly and most certainly attach later on. There appear to be some very lovely images.

[Elsa M.]

Originally Posted by lucys

Am I the only one who thinks Infanta Cristina is very large for being only 4 months along?

I've noticed that too...

[Anna_R]

Originally Posted by lucys

Am I the only one who thinks Infanta Cristina is very large for being only 4 months along?

Originally Posted by Elsa M.

I've noticed that too...

So did I.... maybe it's twins?

[Emily]

That's exactly what I thought when I saw the photos of her! But with four pregnancies in relatively quick succession she might just be "par for the course" in size. Nonetheless she sure looks great.

[Elsa M.]

The official photo, from La Casa del Rey:

[HMQueenElizabethII]

All the ladies look very beautiful.

[Larzen]

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