One of the guests at last night's reception on the ship shared her impressions on Spanish television.
"She's just another one of the midshipmen and midshipwomen."
"They welcome the Spanish community. It's like a floating embassy. They welcome us all to explain what they're doing."
"She was wearing a ruff, which is a gold plaque around her neck that indicates who is in charge of the event and who is carrying weapons that day. She was drinking water because she was on duty and was charming and very affectionate. She welcomed us on board and was grateful that we came to greet her."
"And one more thing: Leonor has rough hands, calloused from working with ropes, exercising, tying lines, and being at sea. You don't have to tell me she's being just another one, because it shows in her work."
"You see her interacting with them and the crew; you can tell she's delighted and having a great time. She radiates happiness. She was in charge of making sure the celebration went smoothly and tried to slip away because everyone wanted to say hello. She had a very spontaneous daughterly gesture when they talked to her about her mother, and she thanked them effusively."
Anitta Ruiz, experta en imagen, ha tenido un encuentro con la Princesa Leonor en Colombia
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Princess Leonor de Borbón, heir to the Spanish throne, carried the national flag this Saturday during the swearing-in ceremony on the training ship Juan Sebastián de Elcano in Cartagena de Indias, as part of her training voyage.
La princesa Leonor de Borbón, abanderada en la jura de bandera en el Juan Sebastián Elcano en Cartagena de Indias.
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