Luis Miguel's biographer, about the singer's mother: "She's dead and the details are scabrous"

The series that reviews the life of Luis Miguel
It's a success throughout Latin America. And while production, performance, and storytelling are impeccable, this success is largely due to the fact that, for the first time, light has been given to episodes of the singer's life that have remained hidden for the great public. the performer has consistently refused to speak in every interview. The fiction, which has the approval of the "Sun of Mexico", counts one by one
the mistreatment that he received from his father and leave a big unresolved puzzler … What happened to his mother, Marcela Basteri?

To learn more about the fate of the mysteriously missing woman,
Los Angeles de la mañana contacted Javier León Herrera, author of two biographies of the singer,
Luis Mi Rey and
Luis Miguel: the story and who also advised the writers of the series.

Far from continuing to feed the mystery, the reporter said that according to his research, Basteri's fate is clear "Some of us have had access to the real information that he also knows. and this justifies his character and his position on such a moving and tragic subject. " The other day I had the opportunity to talk with the Argentinean family of Luis Migue I did the research for the book Luis my King, I think that it is very legitimate that when it's blood of your blood you want to keep a thread of hope, but I've said that, unfortunately, because of the information that I use, I do not think not "

Then, he was even clearer: "Marcela Basteri is dead, absolutely and definitely, and I also maintain that the" ghostwriter "Arturo Durazo – then chief of police in Mexico City – has nothing to do with that." [19659009] "The death occurred for unnatural reasons, of course.It was in Madrid," he said, but the writer refused to give details on this that happened to the remains of the woman. "The details of the version we have seem excessively scabrous.In this, I did an exercise in absolute empathy, not with the singer or with the myth, but with the human being .. I have a theory about it, but I will not tell you there has never been a corpse and, as we say in the criminal investigation, if there is no corpse, there is no trial. "

After the end of the interview, it is the driver Ángel de Brito who spoke. : "What he does not want to clarify, is that Luis Miguel's mother was poisoned.It is the strongest theory."

In 1986, Marcela Basteri was Separated from Luisito Rey and traveled with her two youngest sons, Alejandro and Sergio, to her native Italy, where she received the call from her ex-girlfriend. She asked him to move to Madrid to meet him and sign some papers, in exchange, she asked him to see his eldest son, Luis Miguel. The woman traveled to Spain, she found the father of her children and never again heard about