Sadly, I have a daughter in law just like Letizia

@@marycubelo-hinton9158 There maybe more complicated dynamics, cuz we know absolutely nothing about them. I i don’t like my grandparents because they always try to get my dad into badmouth my mom. They don’t do it in front of me, they do it very discreetly. They are all sweet and lovely with me, but they never call my mom ‘daughter’ or anything, oh but when he are outside they do. They are all show off and I hate it.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Des commérages(bla,bla,bla)!!!_famille royale❤❤❤❤!

@@lunafox8271… and who are you telling anyone not to “open their mouth” ?? Everyone has the right to their opinions, same way as you’ve listed a whole page, defending some royals who have lost a lot of respect in the public’s eyes… You should care to correct your behaviour first, before commenting on others… We all have the right to comment in our own way, same way as you did, with offending words taken out of context… and listing a full “thesis” regarding some … underrated royals … At least we haven’t used inappropriate language like you did …

Very True

Doesn’t their father talk to them about their rude behavior? Anyone who disrespects the queen should not be allowed to those public functions.

@@JenJen0582 I don’t think he could get two words in. Letitia is an embarrassment.

​@@JenJen0582. Su padre sigue un protocolo y Doña Sofía, como todos los españoles sabe que es así,

True

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. it is shameful to believe whatever you see

Right on!!

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. she is not a queen anymore, she never was. she was a queen consort, which means woman who married the king.

Queen Sofia is granddaughter,daughter,sister and mother of kings……not many queens have that pedigree!!!!! And to be disrespected by his own family……

I agree.

Maybe mother in law made a mistake or mean to her daughter in law. When children act this way means, they saw their mother was suffered from their grandma and didn’t like their mom was sad. Usually that happens.

@@user-zi9cw1qr5w same, what I thought too. There maybe more complicated dynamics, cuz we know absolutely nothing about them. I i don’t like my grandparents because they always try to get my dad into badmouth my mom. They don’t do it in front of me, they do it very discreetly. They are all sweet and lovely with me, but they never call my mom ‘daughter’ or anything, oh but when he are outside they do. They are all show off and I hate it.

You guys haven’t watched the full video? Cause clearly not, it’s fine if they do it now, but later they helped her, I watched the full video and they was kind and respectful to their grandmother

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. To everyone who watched and agreed, congratulations! you have less brain cells than brainless creator of this video.

Che vergonia

Yeah

Pero no se quieran comparar, que solo consiguen hacer el ridículo. No tienen estudios, no tienen cultura, no opinen desde el desconocimiento.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

I can't teach you protools if you want? manners and respect are required overall in life, @@lunafox8271

Aprende lo que son protocolos y luego comentas.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

The fuit does not fall far from the tree

The girls are still young enough to get overwhelmed by multiple things going on. The grandmother was clearly trying to get her attention, but the infanta was just trying to stay on track and keep moving forward. Let’s see you try to wrangle a cheering crowd, photographers, your father, and your domineering grandmother all at the same time!

​@@lunafox8271👍🥰 Ich gebe Ihnen recht. In den chats von der spanischen Königsfamilie gibt es viele böse Zungen. Letizia hat es am schwersten. Sie muss alles lernen. Sie will alles richtig machen und bekommt soviel böse Worte. Wir sehen nur Momente. Ich finde, dass die spanische Königsfamilie sehr gut ist. Keiner ist vollkommen, Königin Sofie auch nicht. 💖🙏💖 Gott segne das Königshaus 💖

C'est juste une partie du film ! La reine Sofia et ses potes filles s'adorent

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

.. Ну вы же не живете и не знание что творится в Королевской семье? Может королева надменнои высокомерно ведёт к своей снохе Летиции? Может в семье королева выказывает недовольство или обижает Летиции говорит ей нелицеприятные слова? Зря внучки так не будут себя вести с бабушкой-значит что-то там их взаимоотношения скрыты от наших глаз!

🎉

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Están muy bien educadas Aquí hay unos protocolos que ella tiene que cumplir.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. also queen sofia was a Queen consort not a queen. Meanwhile Leonor will get the title Queen

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First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Doña Sofia cumplió su misión. Sí le permiten asistir a este acto es por deferencia de su hijo, nada más. Ni abuela, ni suegra, ni madre, ni merengadas ... Está. en un nivel muy bajito como para poder discernir.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

@@lunafox8271 this video is about how the grand daughters rejected their grandmother not the protocols lol.

@@hestnb5771if you had any brain cells you would read the comment and then reply. the stuff the creator referred as rejection are either misunderstanding, effect of cropping, or protocols.

so agree with you. she's an evil and vicious womain, having a very bad influence on her daughters and it's so sad !

There is nothing wrong in this video you are just giving it malice

Because she has no breeding..she IS acting like a commoner!!

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. your mama didnt tell you not believe cropped videos?

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.@@gabunaassatiani5024 you are more vicious and evil if you believe whatever you see

Son idénticas a ella, es lo que ella quería

Que sabran ellas que nosotros no, para que actuen asi, eso no es normal. Y la abuela parece que disfruta provocarlas en publico para obtener apoyo, como que no es tan santa como la veiamos o imaginabamos.

Amén 🙏🏻

Letty se esta portando muy insegura!! Se sente inferior!! Lo es...

En el caso de la infanta... es recontra distraida. En el caso de Leonor, hay N videos donde Leonor defiende y/o da muestras de cariño a la emérita. Aquí solo le pude que ocupe su lugar segun protocolo.

Una manipolatrice psicopatica

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Veryyyyyy longggggg. I can be anywhere in the world and see the inconsistency in this royal family. I don't have to be Spanish to see this through, am I? No doubt, I don't want to know about the protocol. It's just about rudeness, period....

@@JNY1004 the fact is you are letting your uneducatedness cloud your judgement. bruuh your brain cells dont let you read something that long?read a book

😂😂😂 Ridículas

Why don't they ship her back to Greece ?

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

​@@lunafox8271😮😂

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

@@lunafox8271 no need to be so rude. If you feel people don't know " Spanish protocols" enlighten and do it kindly. The way you ve responded confirms the person who has made the video. Royalty always shows the manners in which the people can follow. In this I am glad to say Prince and Princess of Wales always do a perfect job. You can respond any which way. I rest my case.

@@mallikabalu2032 🎯

Es que leticia a conseguido precisamente lo que quería, que no sintieran ningún cariño por ella , y la rechazarán así es la arpía de leticia

Si Ellas tienen el nivel de vida que tienen es porque su padre lo heredó de sus padres, es decir de su madre. Debieran tenerlo en cuenta, pero no, groseras como la madre, sobre todo la más chica. Patético. Como se dice en Argenta unas gronchas.

Usted no se compare por Dios. A ver si se mantienen un poquito en su lugar que no dicen otra cosa que estupideces.

👌👌👌كلام في مكانه

Povera donna . Trattata così male

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. Your logic is shameful

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

During royal events, regular family hierarchy doesn’t apply. It’s the reigning monarch, the heir, and then the rest of the family. The dowager queen keeps disrespecting protocol, and it puts everyone in a bad position. She knows better than that!

Felipe es a Rey debole

​@@jobracci4583 لكن ليتيسيا ،هي التي تسيطر ....

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. Bruh mother queen? she was queen consort

The Megan Markle's girls😥😥

Qué dice ???.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

@@lunafox8271 i am not talking about the order but body language, clearly you don't understand the comment but you go on preaching as if you understand everything. Fyi i do read on royal protocols and usually I do not comment on it. Drama? You are the one finding drama in my comment. Everybody can have their opinion. Peaceful commenting is okay but Lol don't comment back if you cannot understand.

learn fing english. First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Real royal ! Queen Sofia .

La madre Letizia es una plebeya que se acostó con medio Mexico antes de ser Reina

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Totalmente de acuerdo.

Qué tontadss dicen. Aquí, Doña Sofía está de prestado y ha de guardar el protocolo. Nadie la menosprecia. Al contrario, el hecho de que siga asistiendo a los Princesa de Asturias es un regalo de su propio hijo. Ella es una más pero por detrás del resto.

@@QUID_PRO_QUO_440 nada de prestado eso es pensar que es un favor que le hacen . Ella es reina emérita y merece respeto y valoración de parte de su hijo y nietas y eso se traduce en los gestos y maneras. Esta valoración es por la experiencia por el servicio que prestó durante años a España con prestancia dignidad y amor hacia un país que considera como suyo. Parte de la buena herencia que uno le deja a las nuevas generaciones es valorar a los que construyeron el presente. No tontee a los demás habla mal de usted.

@@macmac5757 Sabrá usted más de esta familia que los propios españoles que asistimos al nombramiento de D. Juan Carlos cómo heredero de Franco a título de Rey y todo lo sucesivo. Doña Sofía fue lo que fue, una mera acompañante de su marido. Acto de presencia y poco más. Cuántas veces la vieron con agenda propia. y cuántas veces con sus hijos. A sus hijas las criaron las nanys, siendo el chófer de Zarzuela quién los llevaba al colegio. Ella no se casó sino que la casaron y si D. Felipe los nombró Reyes eméritos fue por como se sucedieron las cosas. También el fallecido Papa Joseph Ratzinger era Papa emérito, como lo son profesores, abogados, médicos ... pero ninguno tiene vida pública. D. Juan Carlos en el exilio y Doña Sofia implicada en las tarjetas black. Les guste o no solo forma parte del recuerdo o ustedes ven a los Reyes que han abdicado en la vida de los actuales Monarcas. Si ustedes la quieren poner en los altares sigan con su pretendida sensibilidad que no es otra cosa que sensiblería. Si realmente pintarse algo tendría un hueco en los Princesa de Asturias en la mesa presidencial y en la Hispanidad en la Tribuna pero como ya vé que no tiene hueco en ninguna actividad real. Tampoco asiste a los Princesa de Girona. De hecho, no vive en España. Son ustedes las que están en su realidad no en la realidad.

@@macmac5757 De mí, no. De ustedes, que demuestran tener un desconocido absoluto mezclando como decimos en España churras con merinas.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. their inner beauty in more beautiful than yours, they are more intelligent too. stop believing whatever you see brainless robot

Leo quién es su la portera de su barrio ???. Hablan como si fuesen sus conocidas o amigas y no son ni siquiera del pais. Resultan cada vez más patéticasm

Que verguenza que en toda Europa se vea como tratan a la reina Doña Sofía. Ella es una persona mayor y merece respeto. Letizia ha educado a sus hijas a su imagen y semejanza. Es vulgar y grosera. Felipe no defiende a su madre, es un mal hijo.

Actually, it’s protocol that she stands next to him during official events. It’s her birthright.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

What do you know? Your not part of that family.... ITS CLEAR SHES BEING VERY DISRESPECTFUL

@@doratiscareno5856 Before asking other people like that, you should also think that you know anything about their family?? And you have considered the ceremony not, clear this is a clipped video.

Bella la regina Sofia , mi dispiace che cosa sta succedendo con le nipoti🥰

@@danielacanegallo7118 Con tutto il rispetto per la Regina Sofia Emerita, come in tutte le famiglie, anche quelle reali, ogni tanto ci sono sprezzo. Le nipoti Eleanor Futura Regina, e l'Infanta Sofia hanno fatto un po' di "giravolte".... . Può succedere anche alle persone di "sangue blu" 😊

Nn (sprezzo) ma spesso

Hanno solo fatto un po' di "valzer" per le foto; neppure le famiglie reali sono perfette, vogliamo parlare degli scandali due sorelle separate...Infanta Elena e Incanta Cristina e relativi mariti... Questo nn è nulla a confronto. Traduci in francese

@@danielacerimonia7286 non è una giustifica

No de la chapa.

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Exacto, las enseño justo a lo contrario

Ma anche il re ha le sue colpe . Forse e' succube della moglie mal vagia

First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public. ironic that your name is grandmar

كلام دقيق ... نحزن لهذه ‏‪المواقف الغير محببه من ليتيسيا والاميرات، لابد من الملك ، يقوم بتربيتهم، وليس ليتيسيا، ليكونوا فخر اسبانيا ولجدتهم الملكه صوفيا

She is not a queen anymore. First learn spanish royal protocols then open your mouth. IT is the protocol for the Leonor to shake hands first and then for her sister, thats why they switched. IT Is the protocol for Leonor to stand to the right of the King, it is the rule. She didnt push her grandmother but tried to squeeze in. In 3rd scene, as princess leonor and her sister already shook hands with the guests, and the grandmother was still shaking and making small talk, they did not need to be there. As you can see she moves to her father to tell him something. 4. Leonor was talking to someone and might have not known that they are leaving, and after she heard her father say goodbyes she proceeded to do so too. Be realistic, most of the times it is our parents first saying goodbyes and then children proceeding. Are you all blind for the 5th scene? They were all leaving the place so ofc she is walking facing front. Would you like her to walk backwards? 6. Bruh you serious? at this point you seriously seem like the one who wants the drama. They all were greeting the public.

Ma il re faccia qualcosa osa per difendere sua madre

A mi no me gustan ni las niñas , ni la madre , ni el padre . Por mi la monarquia española podría desaparecer , no hace ninguna falta y micho menos desde que el memo ese se caso con Leti, si quieres monarquia, por lo menos sigue las normas . Una persona de la calle no está familiarizada con el protocolo ni con muchas cosas que no se pueden aprender. Algo tan rancio y fuera de lugar en lostiempos que corremos, no puede ser modernizado pq te de la gana. O seguimos con las viejas tradiciones y nos mezclamos con gente q es o ha sido educada en la misma línea, o simplemente nos largamos y nos casamos con la vecina del quinto si queremos, pero no esto. De todas formas la monarquia española es una verguenza desde hace decadas.