Juan Gabriel returns to movie theaters with his historic concert in Fine Arts

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Julio César Chávez, who in the 80s was considered the best boxer in the world pound for pound and champion in three categories, is preparing to premiere the docuseries “Chávez vs Chávez” in September on the ViX platform. The 64-year-old from Sonora promises a no-holds-barred story about his rises, falls and his recovery process.

“It is a series that talks about the rise and fall that I had, but also about the rise. From when I was a child, from when I was world champion and everything else, of course the family is involved,” he declared.

The production is carried out by Diego Enrique Osorno, known for documentaries such as “The show, chronicle of a murder” and “The mountain”. It is the second time that Chávez is portrayed in this format; The first was in 2007 by Diego Luna, in a feature film. In 2017 the bioseries “El César” with Armando Hernández was broadcast.

“It’s not that I didn’t like it (Luna’s), but this one is going to be more beautiful; in that one I was very bad then (due to substance use) and this one is more complete,” he commented.

There are also plans for a film in the United States, still in negotiation. “After it is achieved, I can leave this world peacefully. I am already very seen,” he added.

Chávez was world champion in Super Featherweight, Lightweight and Super Lightweight. He had more than 80 knockouts (eight out of 10 fights) and just six defeats. After his retirement, he faced problems with alcohol and other substance use; He entered rehabilitation in 2010. Today he is a commentator on TV Azteca and gives motivational talks.

Starting this week, he also appears in a “Call of Duty: Mobile” campaign for Mexico and Latin America, where players will get gloves inspired by the former boxer with his signature. The recording was made at Churubusco Studios.

“Video games are very important in the new generations, I see how my grandson Julito handles it, he is six years old and since being born with them, he teaches me, I think he will like this one.”

Almost 30 years after his retirement, children still recognize him. “It’s something beautiful that money can’t buy and that’s what I’m going to take with me when I die,” he concluded.

A jump to the big stage

Swarm will take a key step in its trajectory. The Mexican rock band will perform for the first time as soloists at the GNP Seguros Stadium in Mexico City, on August 29 and 30. The high demand led them to open a second date.

They had previously played at that venue, but as part of the Vive Latino lineup. Now the public will go exclusively to see them. More than 60 thousand attendees per night, a stage of dozens of square meters.

Preparation and surprises

Vocalist Luis Humberto Navejas trains hard to be in optimal physical condition. “The challenge is to make sure that the return they give to this large and important place is beyond what they expect,” he said in an interview with The Associated Press.

He announced that they plan to release visuals created especially for these concerts. “We want to take advantage of that space to have something different, something we have never done,” added guitarist Isaac Navejas.

On July 18 they will play at Pershing Square in Los Angeles, along with Inspector, La Unión, Comisario Pantera and Pastilla.

New physical album

Before the dates at the GNP, they will release the CD and vinyl version of their album “Daños Luz”, released at the beginning of the year. Includes songs like “Angustias”, “The Difference” and “Vínculo”.

“This is an album where there was a hunger to play rock again,” explained Luis Humberto. “We were coming from the acoustic tour of ‘Salon Nights’, but we already wanted to return to the noise, to the distortions.”

The best way to listen to it, he says, is from start to finish, song by song, “the way we wrote it.”

They will soon release the rest of their discography on vinyl: “Próximos prójimos”, “Imperfecto strange”, “Proaño” and “El Segundo es felino”.

With two dates and a new physical album, Enjambre is preparing to give a concert that promises to be historic for its followers.

Singer and content creator Yeri Mua has decided to take drastic measures after feeling vulnerable to what she describes as an obsession that has already crossed limits. In a live broadcast, the jarocha confessed that she hired a security team because she fears for her life.

The trigger was an exchange with TikToker Derek Trejo. Yeri responded to his videos and later raised legal action. According to her, Trejo’s interest in her “has already exceeded the limits.”

“I’m going to put a stop to this whole situation,” said the singer, who announced that she will proceed with harassment, defamation and assault against someone she says she doesn’t know.

Data of concern

Yeri stated that an alleged former friend of Trejo alerted him: the creator would be looking for the gym his brother attends in Mexico City. The intention, according to that source, would be to harm her.

The Veracruz woman did not hide her fear:

“He’s so obsessed with me that those types of people do a lot of damage… that’s why I have a security team looking after me. That bastard is crazy and I don’t know what he can do to me,” he explained.

The case has reignited the debate about limits on social networks and digital harassment. For now, Yeri Mua remains alert, accompanied by her protection team, while she evaluates the legal steps to follow.