King Juan Carlos's plan to celebrate his 86th birthday: a party in Abu Dhabi with a dress code and hundreds of guests

Next Friday, the 5th Night Kingand it's also a birthday Juan Carlos Iwhich He is 86 years old In the distance of Spain, where he keeps coming back whenever he can. Although he will not be able to travel to Madrid to blow out the candles with his loved ones, he will celebrate with a big party at his current residence, Abu Dhabi, to make this return to the sun extra special.

He will do this accompanied by a large number of guests, including his two young daughters, Elena and Cristina, some of his grandchildren, and other well-known figures on the social scene such as Alicia Koplowitz, Fernando Almansa and others.

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As expected, The most notable absence will be the absence of the current monarch, Felipe VISince his accession to the throne, he has chosen to stay as far away from his father as possible, and with him, from his notorious controversies in the past.

The appointment will be set on January 5 at his residence. A palace with an area of ​​more than a thousand square metres And four thousand square meters of gardens that are so large that they even contain a cinema that can seat twenty people. To make it as intimate as possible, the celebration will be guarded by a security team joined by a doctor, thus ensuring the privacy and safety of the former king and his guests.

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Among the details that were learned, it is known that the guests will bear responsibility for their trips to Abu Dhabi, but in return they will be provided with accommodation by the King. Moreover, they were asked by A The dress to be worn Inspired by Marbella for this occasion. As journalist Pilar Aire added in Onda Cerro, King Juan Carlos seeks, through this festival, to show his gratitude and love to the people closest to him, despite his distance from Spain.

Through this celebration, Juan Carlos I seeks to strengthen his image and maintain a certain public presence despite his retirement in the Middle East. Choosing to celebrate the Stego Festival at his residence and surrounding himself with close and loyal people indicates that he also wanted to send a message to the Spanish Crown and his son Felipe VI.