El exfutbolista Israel Fonseca del Olimpia decidió casarse con su amada chica y compartió en sus redes sociales las imágenes de su elegante boda.
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This picture taken on July 8, 2021 shows a view of parts of a Second Temple period (516 BC-AD 70) public building, considered to be one of the most luxurious found to date, as they are unveiled by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem. - Israeli archaeologists unveiled new parts of a major public building in Jerusalem just metres from where the Second Jewish Temple is believed to have stood two millennia ago. The opulent hall used by elites is the latest discovery to be made public by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) from what it refers to as the Western Wall Tunnels in the Old City in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP)
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Israel Fonseca decidió alejarse del fútbol y decidió terminar sus estudios por lo que ahora es ingeniero en sistemas. Tras finalizar su carrera universitaria, el exjugador del Olimpia decidió contraer matrimonio.
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Israel Fonseca ha compartido en sus redes sociales lo que fue su elegante boda. El exjugador del Olimpia decidió casarse y al evento acudieron familiares de ambos.
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'Sé que recibir la bendición de Dios es lo más hermoso que nos ha pasado pues él nos guiara por el camino del bien. Te amo amor de mi vida', escribió Israel Fonseca al hacer referencia de lo que fue boda.
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La esposa de Israel Fonseca es la joven Betsa Reyes, chica que conquistó el corazón del exjugador del Olimpia y ahora ingeniero en sistemas.
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La boda de Israel Fonseca y la joven Betsa Reyes se realizó hace unas semanas atrás.
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Foto: La Prensa
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Momento en que Israel Fonseca y su chica se daban el beso tras el sí.
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Senior archaeologist Shlomit Weksler-Bdolah gives a tour of parts of a Second Temple period (516 BC-AD 70) public building, considered to be one of the most luxurious found to date, being unveiled by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem, July, 8, 2021. - Israeli archaeologists unveiled new parts of a major public building in Jerusalem just metres from where the Second Jewish Temple is believed to have stood two millennia ago. The opulent hall used by elites is the latest discovery to be made public by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) from what it refers to as the Western Wall Tunnels in the Old City in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP)
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This picture taken on July 8, 2021 shows a view of water fountains that are parts of a Second Temple period (516 BC-AD 70) public building, considered to be one of the most luxurious found to date, as they are unveiled by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem. - Israeli archaeologists unveiled new parts of a major public building in Jerusalem just metres from where the Second Jewish Temple is believed to have stood two millennia ago. The opulent hall used by elites is the latest discovery to be made public by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) from what it refers to as the Western Wall Tunnels in the Old City in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP)
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Senior archaeologist Shlomit Weksler-Bdolah gives a tour of parts of a Second Temple period (516 BC-AD 70) public building, considered to be one of the most luxurious found to date, being unveiled by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem, July, 8, 2021. - Israeli archaeologists unveiled new parts of a major public building in Jerusalem just metres from where the Second Jewish Temple is believed to have stood two millennia ago. The opulent hall used by elites is the latest discovery to be made public by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) from what it refers to as the Western Wall Tunnels in the Old City in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP)
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This picture taken on July 8, 2021 shows a view of parts of a Second Temple period (516 BC-AD 70) public building, considered to be one of the most luxurious found to date, as they are unveiled by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem. - Israeli archaeologists unveiled new parts of a major public building in Jerusalem just metres from where the Second Jewish Temple is believed to have stood two millennia ago. The opulent hall used by elites is the latest discovery to be made public by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) from what it refers to as the Western Wall Tunnels in the Old City in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP)