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Friday, Apr 04, 2025

Natalia Monge Bids Farewell to Her Cherished Vehicle

The popular presenter of Channel 7 reflects on the memories associated with the sale of her car.
On April 2, 2025, Natalia Monge, a prominent presenter on Channel 7, said goodbye to her beloved vehicle, which had been a source of happiness and significant memories for several years.

The vehicle, affectionately named 'Musicalito #3', is the third car she has owned throughout her 40 years, and its sale marks an emotional moment for Monge, who expressed her nostalgia for the memories it held.

Monge announced that the car would be handed over to a new owner on April 3. She shared that this particular vehicle held special significance as it was during her ownership that her second son, Joaquín, was born in 2020. Additionally, she transported numerous international artists in it, a sentiment she conveyed in an Instagram story.

In follow-up videos, Monge referred to the car as her 'firstborn,' given that she owned it prior to becoming a mother in 2016. She stated, 'For me, my car, whichever one I have, is like my first child because I had a car before I had my kids, and for me the car is a fundamental tool for work.'

Monge elaborated on the history of her vehicles, explaining that she names them 'Musicalito' as a homage to her prior career as a music producer.

The first car she owned, which was very old, was pivotal during her early career, bringing her joy and aiding her professionally.

She emphasized the importance of vehicle maintenance for both safety and resale value, noting that she strives to keep her cars in excellent condition.

On the day of her emotional farewell, Monge expressed happiness knowing that the new owner would be taking over a car that remains in pristine condition, reflecting her meticulous care.

'Today, I say goodbye to the car as I prepare to hand it over tomorrow, and I feel glad that the person who will enjoy it takes something of first level and it is like new,' she said.

The presenter has previously initiated a project titled 'Subite a mi carro', where she interviewed renowned singers including Jencarlos Canela.
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