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Maria del Monte, with a broken voice, assures that the robbery has been a very unpleasant experience: "I'm just going to tell you that I don't wish that on anyone, anyone." He denies that there were large amounts of money in the house: "I want you to know from here that there are not usually huge amounts of money at home." Although he confirms that the thieves have taken everything of value in the house: "take them, they have taken everything." He cannot give more details of the robbery so as not to hinder the investigation: "I want you to understand that I cannot say anything because that is what they have told me. I should not hinder anything." He reassures his family and friends that they are fine: "we are fine and there is no need to regret any misfortune. That is what is important to me. When you experience tragic things, you learn that the rest is unimportant." family and all friends, that we are fine. Above all, there is no need to regret any personal misfortune, which is the most important thing in this case." She is grateful for the love she has received in the last few hours: "I feel lucky. I count on the love of many people right now." He prepares for his next performance, in which he hopes to clear his head: "At least I'm going to try. At least I'm going to try."