Mari Cielo Pajares at 50: surgery, filters or genetics?

Mari Cielo Pajares, ex-partner of Bertín Osborne, turns 50. The debate over her appearance: surgery, filters or genetics? Divided opinions on social media.

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Mari Cielo Una manola at 50: genetics, surgery or money?

A marriage with two children sees how Bertín Osborne's ex-partner reappears on social media with a body that is hard to believe is half a century old. The images, without apparent filters according to some, show a toned torso and a face that divides opinion: for some, "gorgeous" and rejuvenated; for others, a victim of "Joker face syndrome" from too many operations.



The economic factor: money and time without children

Part of the analysis suggests that the key is not just the gym, but not having gone through the wear and tear of pregnancy. The absence of biological children – only stepchildren – and a life without work stress allow resources to be dedicated to personal trainers and aesthetic treatments. "Having money and knowing how to lead a healthy life without vices," some summarize; others clarify with irony that in that family "they are all very healthy."

The price of fame: from lifting to filters

Opinions are polarized between those who see real physical work – "she has taken care of herself and does a lot of sport" – and those who detect "patch and paint" on her face, with exaggerated cheekbones, botox and veneers. Current techniques such as fat grafting or lifting that "doesn't stretch but lifts" are mentioned, leaving an appearance that some describe as "vicious." The estimated cost of an hour with her, if she weren't famous, would be around 200 euros.



The debate over whether Mari Cielo's image is the result of surgery or a privileged life remains open. While some compare her evolution with that of Sonsoles Ónega – a year younger but less well-preserved – others conclude that "50 ing downloads I'd give her." The uncomfortable question: how much does it really cost to look 30 at 50?

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Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication. Read the full discussion (87 replies).

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