Sonia Cámara with her husband Mamadú and their two children transferred
In December 2022, he shared his cancer diagnosis with his followers. “The disease has changed our lives quite a bit,” he explained in an interview in La Voz de Galicia
Jun 21, 2024 . Updated at 10:41 a.m.
The influencer and Navarrese nurse Sonia Cámara del Ríoknown on social networks as @mamaderizos, has died due to the cancer she suffered from, according to what was announced this Friday by the Navarra Newspaper.
Mother of two children aged 3 and 5, Sonia was detected with a tumor in December 2022, which forced her to undergo surgery and receive chemotherapy treatment. She shared this entire process with her more than 170,000 followers on her Instagram. «How am I going to continue showing my daily life without this, which is now a big part of my life? “It’s the backpack I carry, it’s called cancer and I’m going to share it just like the rest of the aspects of my life.”he explained in an interview.
“I’m sorry, I’m missing everything, I have no words,” her husband Mamadú published a few hours ago on her Instagram profile, @papaderizos, accompanied by a photo of the couple on their wedding day.
Although she worked as a nurse at the University Hospital of Navarra, Sonia combined this work with her work as a content creator. On her Instagram profile she shared family content with her husband Mamadú Nfamara Sambú and about the upbringing of Joel and Nora.
The love story that captivates Instagram: “If Romeo sacrificed himself for the love of Juliet, I was next for Sonia”
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In fact, it was his love story with Mamadú, whom she met on a mission she carried out with Doctors Without Borders in Guinea-Bissau, which made the couple very popular on social networks. “If Romeo sacrificed himself for the love of Juliet, the next one was me for Sonia,” he explained in an interview published by YES in March 2023. “The illness has changed our lives quite a bit, but also linked to the origin of Du and Due to their mentality we have much more in mind to live in the moment. In his culture it is like that, everything is more volatile, and setbacks arise daily, and they have that way of thinking more integrated,” Sonia told La Voz de Galicia. “We think that if we get out of this, we will be the happiest in the universe,” Sonia explained then.
This Friday, both his Instagram profile and Mamadú’s have been flooded with comments from his followers who, surprised, regret the news.
