An international catwalk model has been found dead in her Costa del Sol home at the age of 21.
After the announcement of the tragic demise of the Spanish football star’s daughter, Cristina Perez Galchenko, there has been an influx of people paying emotional tributes to her.
Cristina was found dead on Tuesday in Caleta de Vélez, near Málaga.
The Lanzarote-born beauty had done catwalk modelling in cities around the world.
including London, Madrid, Milan and Paris, before her tragic demise.
After starting her career at the age of 14, she was considered one of the most promising models in Europe.
Reputable sources said his death is not being treated as suspicious.
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Along with attending events such as Madrid Fashion Week, she also took part in advertising. Campaign for companies like Stradivarius.
Christina also helped introduce new fashion collections for the likes of Versace and Louis Vuitton.
His body is expected to be transferred to Asturias in northern Spain. Where she grew up.
will be at his funeral in the next few days.
Christina was the daughter of Dance Pérez – the top Spanish goalkeeper of the 1970s.
He was best known for his stint in the first division with Sporting de Gijón.
Photographer Xana De Jesus said in an emotional tribute: “I have no words for this tragic incident. In addition to telling her parents Tatiana Galchenko and Nacho Pérez and her Family That a star shines within us forever, Heart. And I express my deepest condolences in such a moment of grief.
“I will never forget your words, Chris. You were and will always be a role model, both in your modelling career and as a person.
“I was so lucky to know you and work with you. Life is so unfair.”
Another heartbroken friend said: “Christina is an angel and always will be.”
Christina said in a recent interview, “My job is to create the image that a brand wants to present to the public, whether through the catwalk or through advertising campaigns.
“I always say that the most satisfying thing about this profession is how many people, cultures and mindsets you get to know.
“They’re so different from your comfort zone that you have no choice but to grow and adapt to them; on the other hand, I think it comes with loneliness, which is the worst part of this job.
“It is true that, due to constantly being on the move, none of the people close to you can keep up with you, so learning to live with yourself is one of the most important things.”
When she started modelling, she admitted that her immaturity was hindering her from facing some of the difficulties associated with the job.
At the time of her death she was taking a course in Málaga.
