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“El dolor es indescriptible”, dice Miley Cyrus en su adiós a Dolly Parton

Miley Cyrus compartió una publicación en sus redes sociales para despedir a su madrina, Dolly Parton, un día después de que la familia de la legendaria cantante de country informara de su muerte.

“El dolor por la pérdida de mi tía Dolly es indescriptible. Nuestros momentos más sagrados fueron íntimos y permanecerán allí, tras el escenario, bajo el glamour, en nuestros corazones”, escribió Cyrus en su mensaje.

La intérprete de “Flowers” agregó que, en su opinión, Parton hubiera querido que sintiera el momento, escribiera una canción sobre sus sensaciones y siguiera adelante.

Además, la exestrella de Disney dijo que una de sus últimas conversaciones con Parton fue sobre música y transformación. Por último, afirmó que le duele el corazón y se refirió a la familia y amigos de Dolly, de quienes dijo que seguramente la extrañarán mucho.

Cyrus acompañó su publicación con una antigua fotografía en blanco y negro de Parton y de su tema “Wrecking Ball”, en la versión que interpretaron juntas.

El mensaje de Miley recibió respuestas de artistas y celebridades como Katy Perry, quien le expresó su cariño y confió que estuvo pensando mucho en ella desde que se enteró de la muerte de Parton. Donatella Versace también reaccionó a la publicación y dijo que entiende lo difícil que es la pérdida para Miley.

Cabe recordar que en 2024 trascendió que Parton y Cyrus serían primas lejanas. En aquel momento, Ancestry, sitio especializado en genealogía y árboles genealógicos, anunció que tras analizar “miles de millones de registros históricos y árboles genealógicos públicos”, encontró que las dos cantantes serían primas séptimas.

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Miley Cyrus remembers ‘aunt’ Dolly Parton after her death at 80

Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton appear in this photo for 'Dolly Parton's Mountain Magic Christmas.' (Katherine Bomboy/NBC via Getty Images)Miley Cyrus is remembering her honorary godmother, Dolly Parton, following the country music legend's death at age 80."The feeling of losing my Aunt Dolly is beyond what feels right to share. Our most sacred moments were private and they’ll stay there behind the stage, beneath the glamour & between our hearts," Cyrus wrote in a social media post Wednesday, alongside a photo of Parton."What I KNOW is Dolly would want me to feel it, write a song about it, and then continue on and be strong. I have an angel by my side. I always have. One of our last conversations was about music and metamorphosis," Cyrus continued. "I will always love her and want to make her proud. My heart breaks for the world, her family and friends who will miss her deeply. We’re in this loss together and we will see her in all of the most beautiful things."Parton died on Tuesday in Nashville after a "brief battle" with cancer, according to her publicist.Parton told ABC News' Robin Roberts in a 2009 interview that she was asked to be Cyrus' godmother by the singer's father, Billy Ray Cyrus."I'm her honorary godmother. I've known her since she was a baby," Parton said. "Her father's a friend of mine, and when she was born, he said, 'You just have to be her godmother,' and I said, 'I accept.' We never did do a big ceremony, but I'm so proud of her, love her and she's just like one of my own."Years later, Parton opened up about her bond with Miley Cyrus in the ABC News special Dolly Parton: From Rhinestones to Rock & Roll, saying she loved her "like a child."Parton also praised Miley Cyrus as "talented in every way" and spoke about the connection they shared when performing together."I know where she's going and she knows where I'm going," Parton said. "So out of that really comes a really magical thing sometimes."The two singers collaborated several times over the years, including on a cover of Miley Cyrus' 2013 hit "Wrecking Ball" for Parton's 2023 album, Rockstar.After the album's release, Miley Cyrus shared a video celebrating Parton as she drove past a billboard of her on Hollywood Boulevard."I love you so much Aunt Dolly, congratulations on your rock 'n' roll album," Miley Cyrus said in the video. "I love you."The pair also reunited musically earlier this year, when Miley Cyrus joined Parton, Reba McEntire, Queen Latifah and Lainey Wilson for a new version of Parton's "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" in celebration of Parton's 80th birthday.Miley Cyrus — who featured Parton on several episodes of her show Hannah Montana — has described Parton as a maternal figure in her life."Dolly's been like a mother to me," Miley Cyrus told W Magazine in 2024 while recalling a Mother's Day message she received from Parton that read, "How much do I love you? As much as my heart can hold and as far as my arms can reach."More recently, in March, Miley Cyrus told Good Morning America that one of the biggest lessons she learned from Parton was "to start promoting something before it's real."Billy Ray Cyrus paid tribute to Parton on his own after her death, recalling their decadeslong friendship in a post on Instagram.Billy Ray Cyrus said Parton had recently sent him a message telling him she loved him "with her whole heart.""I will always love her in the same way … with my whole heart … and I always will," he wrote.Copyright © 2026, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
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