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"We had a lot of faith, I sat in the bathtub while she put on her makeup and we talked, she
was wonderful
, with a very big and tremendously familiar heart. She looked like a mother hen with her chicks, she enjoyed being surrounded by her own, her José, her Rocío, her children, siblings, grandchildren, nephews ... always protecting them, "designer
Marily Coll
, a great friend of Rocío Jurado, recalls
to LOC
:"
When she was already very ill
, I remember her sitting doing homework with
Gloria Camila and José Fernando
, the children that he adopted with
Ortega Cano
, who were little. "
They were his clan that, today Saturday, May 29, will meet almost in full in
Chipiona
to honor the matriarch, whose death from pancreatic cancer marks
15 years this Tuesday, June 1
. There will be mass at 11 am in the
Sanctuary of the Virgen de Regla
and then the procession will go to the San José cemetery, to cover its mausoleum with flowers. Gloria Camila has indicated on
that the event is open to whoever wants to attend, respecting health limitations, and has asked fans to flood social networks with the
hashtag
#RocioJuradoInmortal
on
June 1
.
His widower, José Ortega Cano, is expected to attend with his current wife,
Ana María Aldón
, their son, José María, and Gloria Camila.
His brothers, Amador and Gloria, his ex-sister-in-law,
Rosa Benito
, nephews, and it is not ruled out that his grandchildren
Rocío and David Flores
also appear
.
The absence that is taken for granted is that of Rocío Carrasco, the singer's biological daughter, who has spent years without wanting to know anything about her family, not even her children, Ro and David, armed - or
abducted
, according to the family version - in
Fidel Albiac
, her husband.
"DEW WOULD NOT HAVE ALLOWED IT"
A conflict that has exacerbated the television docudrama
Tell the truth to stay alive
, where
Rociito
has unleashed a tsunami narrating the mistreatment suffered by Antonio David and putting the maternal clan in the pillory, whose last installment coincided this week with the appointment of Chipiona.
Many also perceive it as an act of reparation for the clan
, a "here we continue" that, after the death of the singer, exploded into smithereens seasoned by great scandals. "
Rocío would not have allowed even a quarter of what has happened, she would have stopped him in his
tracks," says Marily Coll.
He had a deep-rooted sense of family as a result of his hard childhood: the
daughter of a cobbler
from Chipiona,
Fernando Mohedano
, who sang to earn a few extra dogs, died when Rocio was 15 years old. She had to work to raise her mother,
Rosario
, who would die of the same cancer as her, and Gloria and Amador, who were 5 and 6 years old and older than siblings, she considered as children. She would pick fruit and when she arrived dull, she would mend shoes, but she never gave up her dream of being an artist, appearing in radio contests, where she was nicknamed the girl of the prizes for which she monopolized with her portentous voice.
Later, Madrid arrived and his contract at the tablao
El Duende
, where he rehearsed all the flamenco styles and the songs of the Piquer. Starting in the 70s, he began to alternate flamenco with ballads and the bata de cola with sequins, thus launching himself into international stardom, especially in both Americas with songs such as' Si amanece ',' I feel my love ',' Como a wave 'and many others.
Awarded in New York as the best female voice of the 20th century
, she has a star on a Miami street and in 1985 she performed at the White House for President Reagan.
The diva mutated when she came down from the stage and arrived at Villa Jurado, her home in
La Moraleja
, where she was still the usual chipionera, surrounded by her family, forming an unalterable umbilical cord. Amador became her manager and married the singer's hairdresser, Rosa Benito; the discreet Gloria, married to
José Antonio Rodríguez
, served as Rociito's second mother, taking care of her when her mother went on tour. "She was a heaven as a child, she grew up with my three daughters but she disappeared right away. There was some disagreement due to Rocío's inheritance, but not so fat as for that," she pointed out sadly.
Rociito was her mother's passion
, her source of joys and disappointments, and also the spoiled child of the family, the result of her marriage to boxer Pedro Carrasco, who was broken by an infidelity that the singer did not forgive. Unexpectedly, in his early fifties, his great love would arrive: José Ortega Cano, bullfighting figure and platonically in love with the Jury since he was a child. The love affair with her mutual friend, Dr. Mariscal, gave way to a bonbon on the
Yerbabuena
farm
, a marriage also put into solfa by Rocío Carrasco, who calls it a "mistake", something the designer radically disagrees with. "
José adored Rocío above all things
I admired her a lot and Rocío was also in love, but both had a lot of character, they were two volcanoes that sometimes exploded.
But today you are still going to José's house and despite the fact that he is happy with Ana María and her child, there are photos and memories of Rocío everywhere, he cannot forget her ", underlines Marily, who concludes:" It's a shame, but yes she lived, she would have suffered a lot with all this, a lot. "
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