William Levy recently opened up about the profound impact of his grandmother Mima during an emotional interview with Vicky Martín Berrocal. He described their close bond and how her memory continues to influence his life.
Honoring a Life Influential Figure
Levy shared that Mima passed away in August 2023, leaving behind a legacy that shaped his childhood in Cuba. He fondly remembered the long nights spent together, sleeping in a crowded room with his grandmother, cousin, and sister.
The Deep Connection
During the interview, Levy was visibly moved when asked about the most important person in his life, aside from his children. He expressed, “Obviously God, and beyond that, my grandmother, who rests in peace.”
- William slept with Mima until he was 15 years old.
- They lived together with 11 family members in two rooms.
Emotional Farewell
Levy recounted the challenges his grandmother faced in her final days. He noted the deep care they shared, as he would rush home from work to bring her soup. “She always waited for me,” he reflected, showcasing the love that transcended her last moments.
Music as Connection
Even now, music serves as a powerful reminder of Mima for Levy. He revealed that certain songs remind him of her, especially “La Nave del Olvido” by Julio Iglesias, a tune she loved. He often listens to it, feeling her presence through the melodies.
Realizing Dreams
William also shared how he fulfilled Mima’s dream of seeing him on television. He appreciated the opportunity to work on a telenovela, knowing it would have made her proud. “She always encouraged me, saying, ‘Papi, make another novela,’” he remembered fondly.
For William Levy, Mima will always remain an influential figure in his life. The memories of their shared moments continue to inspire him, reminding him of the strength found in family bonds. Her enduring influence shapes his journey as an artist, and he carries her spirit with him in every endeavor.
