María Claudia Tarazona revealed what the hours leading up to the attack on Miguel Uribe were like: "We sang and danced close together."

In a conversation with María Elvira Arango for the program 'Los Informantes', María Claudia Tarazona vividly reconstructed what would be her last moment of peace with her husband , presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay, before the attack that changed their lives.

“ This is a chain of miracles ,” Tarazona repeats calmly.

The night before the attack, far from speeches and commitments, the couple decided to disconnect from the world. They spent time with friends, but ended up lost in each other.

“Miguel didn't talk about politics, he didn't talk about anything,” she recalls. “He relaxed, we talked about a thousand stories, we laughed.”

In the middle of the evening, Miguel began to sing—one of his passions—and what followed was an intimate and deeply human scene:

“ We danced, the whole world disappeared, we danced together, one glued to the other all night… I told Miguel: 'I love you', he told me: 'I love you, you are my whole life' .”

That moment ended at 3:30 in the morning when they returned home.

Today, her daily life revolves around prayer, inner strength, and the constant company of her family and Bastón—a symbolic figure in her testimony —in addition to the unwavering support of the Santa Fe Foundation medical team, whom she calls her “army of angels.”

“ I am confident, he is in the best hands… not only for the clinical part, but for everything they have done for Miguel ,” she says, revealing in her words a serene firmness, an unwavering faith.

*This content was written with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on publicly available information released to media outlets. It was also reviewed by a journalist and an editor.