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Events Country 2025-12-04T01:07:54+00:00

Panamanian actor Andrés Morales proposes under the northern lights

The well-known Panamanian actor and announcer Andrés Morales announced his engagement to his partner under the aurora borealis in Norway. Both confirmed the news, which happened on November 20th during a trip to Tromsø.

Panamanian actor Andrés Morales proposes under the northern lights

The well-known Panamanian actor and announcer Andrés Morales announced his engagement to his partner Giuliana Bissot De la Lastra under the aurora borealis in Norway. Both confirmed the news today, but it happened on November 20th during a trip to the city of Tromsø. Morales got down on one knee, holding the ring, and proposed to her under a starry night with the northern lights and a snowy landscape. Other photos show the couple posing with the engagement ring during the day. Morales and Bissot have been together as a couple for four years.

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