Pedro Infante... what caused his death and conspiracy theories that claimed he didn't die in the plane crash?
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This April 15, 2025 marks the 68th anniversary of Pedro Infante, one of the greatest icons of ranch music and Mexican gold cinema. Although almost seven decades have passed since his tragic death in a plane crash in Mérida, Yucatán, his figure remains in force in the heart of the Mexican people. Born on November 18, 1917 in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Pedro Infante Cruz became a legend thanks to his charisma, unmistakable voice and presence on the big sc…
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Pedro Infante, the greatest icon of Mexican music, which earned him the name of 'the idol of Mexico', celebrates this April 15, 68 years of his departure, causing great shock in the world of spectacle and society. We will tell you in detail how the accident happened that blacked out his voice.You may also be interested: Poniatowska evokes the day that Vargas Llosa knocked out García Márquez On April 15, 1957, Mexico woke up with devastating news…
Born in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, on November 18, 1917, Pedro Infante was a Mexican artist, also known as “El Immortal”, “El Idol de Guamúchil” and “El Idol de México”. Considered an icon of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema and one of the top exponents of ranchera music. He was the son of Delfino Infante and Doña Refugio Cruz, Pedro was the third of the fifteen children of the marriage. From a very young age he had to work to help the family, which was…
This Tuesday, April 15th, marks the anniversary of the death of Pedro Infante, an iconic figure in Mexican cinema and music. How did Pedro Infante die in 1957? The artist lost his life on April 15, 1957, in Mérida, Yucatán, when the cargo plane he was piloting crashed shortly after takeoff. He was traveling with two other people. According to official reports, the accident was caused by a maneuvering error. Pedro Infante's death gave rise to one…
In the history of music, there are names that are iconic that, as long as the years go by, we will remember them forever. We dare say that it is almost impossible for anyone to know Elvis Presley or have ever heard a roll of his, but even if you do not believe it, there was a Mexican figure who inspired the very ‘king of rock & roll’, no more or less than Pedro Infante.
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