The Queen of Denmark Margarita II, before going to Argentina: "I love tango"

Margarita II is a different queen. Not only does he usually frequent the press at Fredensborg, the eighteenth-century Danish Baroque palace located 30 kilometers from Copenhagen, but he's not afraid to admit his deepest feelings to the group of journalists to which he has attended at a press conference in Havesalen, a large private lounge where he usually holds his official meetings. His Majesty spoke for more than twenty minutes of his trip to Argentina, whereas he was only 25 years old. and she was hardly a true princess, she was fascinated by the tango and she spent a lot of time alone since the death of her husband, the Enrique de Laborde de Monpezat prince, born in France. which is notoriously strange.

Day On March 18, 19 and 20, the Queen will pay a state visit to Argentina. He will be in Buenos Aires, where he will be received by Mauricio Macri and will mark the presence of 31 Danish companies who will be part of the delegation that will focus on agriculture, renewable energy and medicine, "an opportunity to demonstrate the Danish technology resources in different areas of the Argentine market" as explained on the official website of the Royal House.

Margrethe Alexandrine Porhildur Ingrid, Your Majesty, Queen of Denmark since 1972, looked very young for her ways of expressing herself. He paints, makes illustrations for books, scenographies, tapestries for churches. He studied political science and archeology and his interests are varied, but the only moment his eyes sparkled with joy was when he spoke of Tilia, the sausage dog that belonged to her husband, whose he had inherited the love of dogs, his parents did not like that.

At another time, yes, he showed pride. It was at that time that he was questioned about his commitment to the environment. "The Danes are very aware of the environment, we are an agrarian country, we have always been, our industry is based on crops, crops, agriculture. We take care of the environment, which is not easy. But there are many people who are worried and a lot of people doing something about it, which is the most important thing, "he said.

Humble, the Queen born at the House of Glücksburg estimated that "it is important for Denmark to realize that the other countries are different, the Danes tend to think that all countries are the same". Of course, this is not the case. Argentina is a huge country, with many pampas and big mountains. Denmark is a small country with small mountains"And she's convinced that her country is the least corrupt in the world, according to Transparency International reports, simply because people are closer to each other.

Consulted on the commonalities between Argentina and Denmark, "a lot, when traveling, I noticed many contacts. they were then, that they had arrived and settled in the country, and they maintained the habit of speaking in Danish. So, there is a strong connection, really. "

Indeed, Her Majesty was in Buenos Aires and in the triangle of the cities of Buenos Aires, Necochea, Tres Arroyos and Tandil, in 1966. And remember how much she lacked who was not yet her husband, but her boyfriend. "When I went to Argentina, I was still not married to him and I realize now that I was missing at that time.We were together only for 58. C & # 39; It's nice to have spent so much time. " Instead, he will travel to Argentina with his son, Crown Prince Federico, Count of Monpezat.

"It's very nice to travel with my son before traveling with my husband, so it's very nice to travel with my son now, it's wonderful that there are two pairs of feet and two pairs of eyes. in the same trip, it's really fantastic, especially being with me who is a generation younger than mine, "he said.

Infobae he asked Margarita II what is the Danish secret of a society that stands out for its social equity. "One of the secrets of Denmark is that it is a small, sparsely populated country with just over 5.5 million inhabitants, barely larger than Holland, but where there is much more people. People are not far from each other, neither geographically nor mentally. I think that's one of the reasons it works well, which is why it's very difficult to replicate elsewhere, "he said.

As well Infobae He wanted to know if his contact with the media was usual. And he said "yes, in other trips similar to yours, I spoke to the press with reporters who visited us. It's important to talk to the press, not all the time, but of course yes to talk. Maybe it was not like that for my parents, it was something very unusual. But in my generation at least, that's it. "

At the end of the press conference, which was scheduled in 20 minutes and lasted just 2 minutes longer, His Majesty approached the group and gave his hand to each of his members, looking them all in the eyes. Then he also accepted a picture. She naturally stood in the middle, waited for the photographers' action, was grateful for the questions, she hoped to see us again during her trip to Argentina and would have summoned two advisers who were waiting on the side to close the press conference. with her.

When we entered her living room, the reporters were surprised because before she came she barked, pointing out her presence on the queen herself. Obviously, when she left, it was also the dachshund bitch coming out first of the room, as if she was marking her pace gracefully. We are looking at the real scene, unusual for the Argentines. Before, we had been informed by the real advisor, Michael Ehrenrich, and the director of communications and press, Lene Balleby, about how we should behave.