The mass of Queen Sofia's deceased brother generated several meetings between the Bourbons and the Windsors. An expert gives us his analysis of the consort's body language.
The recent mass in honor of Queen Sofia's late brother, Constantine of Greece, brought together prominent figures of European royalty, including the Windsors and the Bourbons. For many, the focus was on the dynamic between King Felipe and Queen Letizia, especially when meeting the Emeritus Kings.
In this context, an expert in non-verbal communication, Cristian Salomoni, analyzed Queen Letizia's body language during this event in detail. According to the expert's version, the arrival of the Asturian woman and King Philip to the church showed an evident connection between the kings of Spain, with gestures of affection and shared smiles. This gesture of complicity was evident when observing how they supported each other when they arrived at the chapel of San Jorge, minutes after the infantas Elena and Cristina.
Another aspect that he analyzed in detail was the meeting between Letizia and Marie-Chantal, which had generated expectations due to previous disagreements, resulting in a lack of conversation. However, the wife of the Spanish president showed closeness to Marie-Chantal's children, Olympia and Achileas, highlighting her kindness and openness to dialogue with other royal houses.
A particularly notable moment was the departure of the Bourbons, where King Juan Carlos appeared alongside his son, King Felipe. On this occasion, the former journalist cast a look that some interpreted as an attempt to normalize the relationship between father and son, thus consolidating a reconciliation that has strengthened in recent months.
The analysis of Queen Letizia's body language during the mass for Constantine of Greece reveals a series of gestures and expressions that point towards a complex dynamic, but also towards an openness towards reconciliation and harmony within the Spanish royal family.
