Televisa Univision’s controversial unauthorized bioseries shared details of the rumored romance where it was even mentioned that she asked him to leave his wife, Doña Cuquita Abarca
This was the relationship according to Televisa (Photo: Twitter/@NubiaArizaga)
The unauthorized bioseries of Vicente Fernández for Televisa Univision, in its second season, continues to give something to talk about and generate great controversies in the Charro de Huentitán dynasty and all those characters that he has approached in an apparently free way, but that according to viewers are only a hook to raise the rating, regardless of the popularity of their stars.
The controversies do not They stop and more when it comes to the sentimental life of the Mexican regional singer, because just days before the premiere of the second part of The last King: the son of the people , several great Mexican stars have been mentioned within the unauthorized history of Chente.What seems to be just a few references to colleagues from his past and his artistic works, for many more it has been a way of narrating what the singer apparently thought about all of them.
For this reason, the story inspired by the book The Last King, by the journalist and writer Olga Wornat -which a few days ago was apparently ordered to be withdrawn from national circulation due to image and trademark rights- has taken up and explored one of the singer’s most controversial unofficial romances: his affair with the singer Isabel Soto La Chicotita.
The bioseries could have a third season Photo: Instagram/@elultimoreymx
The unauthorized plot of the interpreter of great musical successes such as A Million Springs, Acá Entre Nos and Divine Women opted for this story where the artist was involved with him because the work environment and close circle in which they developed allowed them to have constant contact at parties and work meetings that always ended in celebrations, because at that time the releases of musical materials or even in movies, since Vicente was also an actor, they regularly had the idea of fun actions beforehand.
The character that was played by the actress Eva Daniela, girlfriend of the producer of Televisa and responsible for the bioseries Juan Osorio, was in charge of briefly developing her story before the cameras, in the company of Pablo Montero -Vicente Fernández-. Although the public’s criticism was mainly reflected in the fact that the father of Emilio Marcos is accused of once again carrying out nepotism in said production -because of the aforementioned relationship-, some others showed their annoyance at talking about another “unnecessary in history” lover.
Vicente Fernández passed away in 2021 (Photo by Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
“‘Did I really have to put this girl in the production? If this isn’t true nepotism, I don’t know what better example you want to describe that word.” “What a bad thing that they damage the memory of Vicente, but above all of Doña Cuquita, who is already an elderly woman so that she is watching on television like Chente was given to other women nationwide”. “My dad told me that if this Isabel Soto was half recognized, I think that’s why Juan Osorio gave that role to his new girlfriend , who looks more like his daughter, ” They wrote on social media.
Who was Isabel Soto “La Chicotita”?
Isabel Soto was an actress and singer with regular successwho was born in 1945 in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, Mexico. To a great extent, his individual fame, outside the family, is due to the fact that he participated in well-known films of the new era of Mexican cinema, where comedy and light plots invaded Mexican screens: El Sargento Pérez (1973) and With Love to Death (1974):
Isabel Soto “La Chicotita” died in 1973 (Photo: Twitter/@NubiaArizaga)
She was the daughter of renowned comedian Armando Soto La Marina El Chicote and although that family label persecuted her throughout her artistic and professional career, to the extent that in some way she was named or nicknamed similarly to her father – La Ch icotita -, his tragic death on July 4, 1973 largely marked her public history.