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Almost 20 years after the assassination of Valentin Elizalde, his family slid away from the HBO series “Valentín, the Death of the Golden Rooster” clarifying that they did not participate.
On the twentieth anniversary of the singer's murder, his loved ones set their stand on production and made clear what legacy they want to preserve.
HBO Max's series focuses on the death of "Go Now" interpreter by raising different lines of investigation into what may have caused his murder.
Just one day after the release of the documentary series that will address the events that took place two decades ago in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, the family of the late singer Valentin Elizalde—known in the artistic environment as the Elizalde Dynasty—set a public stance to mark distance and demonstrate against the production titled ‘Valentín, the [...]
They clarify that they did not participate in the realization of these audiovisual projects.
Through a statement, the son and mother of the musician explained that they did not participate in any production related to him.
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