President of Chile Hot Daughter Sofía Catalina Henríquez Bachelet

 She is the only daughter of Bachelet born in democracy (1992). When her mother took over in 2005 She was only 13 years old and occupied a less visible place than her brothers. A graduate of the French-inspired school La Girouette, in the summer of 2011, her mother accompanied her to enroll in Psychology at the Diego Portales University. In that faculty he met Nicolás Fernández, leader of the Frente de Estudiantes Libertarios, an organization with anarchist referents, which is against changes through political institutions, basically a discourse similar to that of the leaders of the ACES who took the command of the candidate for a few hours on election day.

 Sofia does not play in the FEL but is in tune with her ideas. In the recent commemoration of the 40 years of the Military Coup, he was seen in a demonstration inside the faculty carrying a black canvas next to his pololo and a group of companions.

 Bachelet's daughter voted for the first time in the municipal elections of October 2012, at the Teresiano school Enrique Ossó de La Reina, at the same table as Francisca Lagos Durán, daughter of former president Ricardo Lagos. Now, in the presidential elections, at the age of 20, he captured the public's eyes on social networks with his carefree look and the resemblance to his mother as a young man. When a Canal 13 team approached him about his mother's candidacy, "I'm not interested."

 Sofia is fond of music, like the former president who formed the group "Clap Clap" with her classmates from the Liceo 1 Javiera Carrera. So is Aníbal Henríquez, his father a bronchopulmonary doctor. In 1990 he attended the patients with HIV in San Juan de Dios hospital when he met Bachelet who came to work as an epidemiologist at the National AIDS Commission, in the government of Patricio Aylwin. Together they shared a taste for jazz and literature. But not the political ideas: Henríquez assiduous writer of letters to El Mercurio, is close to the Pinochet ideas. And although he has not given interviews, he has always defended Bachelet publicly and has shown himself to be in line with his candidacy.