Marivent Palace annual reception
Francina Armengol, greets the King and Queen.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Marga Prohens, Javier Bonet and Gabriel LeSenne.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Gabriel Torrens, Miquel Ramón, José María Castro and Alejandro Sáenz de San Pedro.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Gonzalo López-Cancio, Joan Munar and Felipe VI.
Marivent Palace annual reception
The Socialists, led by Francina Armengol, during the cocktail party.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Toni Vera, with his companion.
Marivent Palace annual reception
The Mayor of Palma Jaime Martínez and the government delegate, Alfonso Rodríguez.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Llorenç Galmés, Cuca Pérez and Fernando Luis Gracia, greeting the King.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Catalina Cirer greets Doña Letizia.
Marivent Palace annual reception
José Ramón Bauzá greets Queen Letizia.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Carmen Serra, Paula Serra and Koldo Alonso, greeting the King and Queen.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Gabriel Escarrer, greets King Felipe. He is followed by María Frontera.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Bishop Sebastià Taltavull, greeting the King and Queen.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Josep Pons Fraga, director of Es Diari Menorca; Albert Orfila, of Ultima Hora, Alexander Sepasgosarian, of Mallorca Magazin, and Jason Moore, of Majorca Daily Bulletin.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Toya de la Vega and Carmen Amador Tomasic, widow of Jesús Rodríguez Saiz, talked with the King and Queen.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Paula Serra, Isabel Guarch, Rosa María Regí, King Felipe VI, Fernando Rotger and Carmen Planas.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Rosana Morillo, José Luis Santafé and Maria Frontera.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Rafel Jordà, Rosa Morillo and Toni Riera.
Marivent Palace annual reception
Milena Herrera, Catalina Cladera, Xavi Bonet, Mercedes Garrido, Pilar Costa and Pepe Mercadal.
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