This Thursday, December 5, the renowned ex-footballer Jefferson Farfan celebrated a very special milestone: the inauguration of its long-awaited shopping center, ‘Foquita Mall’ in the town of Lurín. In this event full of emotions, the remembered forward of the Peruvian team was accompanied by his mother, Doña Charo, who, with a proud smile, shared unpublished details about how he contributed to the success of this family project.
In a moving confession full of nostalgia, Doña Charo revealed a fact unknown to many: it was she who taught her son Jefferson to “work the land” from his first steps in the business world. “I showed him the ropes,” he said with emotion, referring not only to the physical part of the project, but also to the importance of learning and fighting for what one wants.
Jefferson Farfán’s mother tells details of the inauguration of ‘Foquita Mall’
During the conversation, Doña Charo Not only did he share his unconditional support for his son, but he also revealed how he was a fundamental part of the idea that started the project. ‘Foquita Mall’ . According to him, his vision and perspective on the future of Jefferson Farfán were key in making decisions. In the midst of its efforts to help you ensure a lasting legacy, Doña Charo He remembered how, while his son shone in Europe she dedicated herself to exploring opportunities in Peru, always thinking about what the next step in her career could be.
“I was looking at the land because my son was playing in Europe and I saw this land (the one at the mall), I told him about it, he liked it and he told me ‘mom, we have to buy it and have it around, for whatever reason, to later do something'”, said Doña Charo, who also confessed that for many years, Jefferson Farfán wanted to enter the business world with a shopping center.
“Jefferson (Farfán) has always had the idea of entering as a businessman and he really liked this thing about malls, he told me ‘mom, I have the land, we might build a mall or something like that’ and I told him it could be,” he added.
