Raúl Velasco, a prominent figure in Mexican television, passed away 18 years ago, leaving a lasting legacy in the entertainment industry.
His wife has recently broken her silence, shedding light on Velasco’s life and career, which spanned nearly three decades.
Velasco was known for his influential television program “Siempre en Domingo,” which launched the careers of numerous artists, including Vicente Fernández and Thalía.
The program became a crucial platform for emerging talents in the Mexican music scene from the 1970s to the 1990s, shaping the landscape of pop music in the country.
Velasco faced scrutiny and controversy during his career, including accusations of favoritism and harsh criticism of artists, but also demonstrated humility by publicly apologizing to a performer he had previously criticized.
Declassified intelligence files reveal that Velasco was under surveillance by Mexican security agencies due to his significant influence over public opinion during his career.
