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Guadalajara's lottery administration number 13, also known as "La Trece de Guada" and "La Abeja del Oro", seems to have been influenced by luck. This is what regular customers think after an elderly man had a heart attack after asking for a tenth off a number for this year’s Christmas Lottery draw.
He fell to the ground, and it was fortunate that a customer seated next to him was a nurse. He kept her alive for 20 minutes by giving her mouth to mouth and performing resuscitation maneuvers. Angelines Tejedor is the head of La Trece de Guada. He was congratulated by even the ICU toilets that arrived later. Later, he was evacuated to Guadalajara University Hospital. He regained consciousness. He asked for his tenth in this hospital center, which was kept in the administration and which his wife took.
The other customers who saw the miracle must have believed they were seeing a miracle. They bought the same number until it was gone.
In reality, the 44,954 corresponds to the lottery administration number 10, Salamanca, known as 'El Trebol'. However, this Guadalajara administration sells tenths all across Spain each year. Guadalajara is the province that spends the most on the Christmas Lottery, an average of 60.6 Euros per person. El Gordo has fallen only twice in this province: in 1970, in Alcarria's capital, and in Molina de Aragon in 1852.
