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"He Thought He Was Dying": Ex-Face of "Lot Gusto" Lived Family Drama by Flood in Las Condes

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Journalist Álvaro Sanhueza revealed that his daughter was trapped in the middle of the mud torrent that affected San Carlos de Apoquindo.
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“I thought she was dying drowned”: her daughter’s testimony after being caught in the mud and the journalist’s denunciation of mockery by colleagues.

Indignado said the journalist Álvaro Sanhueza when he saw some of the reactions generated by the flood in Las Condes and the video recorded by his daughter, who was one of the victims of the mud torrent. The former owner of Mucho Gusto shared yesterday one of the most viralized videos during the first minutes of the emergency. His daughter had recorded it, from the inside of his car, just when the flood found her in front. Many solidarized, but …

Moments of deep anguish and despair lived the journalist Álvaro Sanhueza, remembered for his outstanding step as a notorie in the morning Mucho Gusto. This after his daughter was trapped in the middle of the violent flood that struck the commune of Las Condes. The 28-year-old met in front of the great [...] The entry “I thought she was drowning in...”: Mega’s ex-face lives distressing moment that put her daughter in danger was first published in…

Through a video on social media, Álvaro Sanhueza related the delicate moment that his daughter lived in the middle of the flood. The entry Recorded Exfigure of Mucho Gusto impacts with story after flood: "I thought my daughter died drowned in the mud" was first published on FMDOS.

Journalist Álvaro Sanhueza revealed that his daughter was trapped in the middle of the mud torrent that affected San Carlos de Apoquindo.

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La Hora broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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