Eternal Love: Juan Gabriel’s song with four mysterious stories that nobody knows which one is true

The singer Juan Gabriel left famous songs before his death in 2016 in Santa Monica, California, as one of the most famous Eternal Love.

This song is especially popular during Mother’s Day and it is believed that the “Divo de Juárez” dedicated this song to his own mother.

Despite this, four theories differ about the creation and ultimate recipient of the song composed in the 1970s and released a decade later with Rocío Durcal’s interpretation.

Eternal love of Juan Gabriel and the theories of its origin

dedicated to his mother

According to Infobae, the version most supported by fans is that the song was composed in honor of his mother Bictoria Valadez Rojas, who died in 1974.

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One of the factors supporting it is that at a concert in 1990, he dedicated it to all mothers, especially those who were far from him.

In addition, his mother’s death occurred while Alberto Aguilera Valadez was on tour in Acapulco, a part of Mexico mentioned in the lyrics.

for your first love

This coincidence is also shared by the theory that it was composed for Juan Gabriel’s first love, Marco, who also died in 1974 for playing “Russian roulette”, which is defended by his ex-manager Joaquín Muñoz Muñoz.

For those who did not doubt their innocence

Another possible recipient is Ofelia Urtuzuástegui de Puentes, wife of the director of the Lecumberri prison where the singer was imprisoned for two years.

It was Manuel Puentes, the son of Ofelia, who assured in interviews that the woman was the only one who believed in the artist’s innocence and even welcomed him into her home and treated him like another son.

A foreign love story

Finally, wrestler Baby Richard indicated that “Eternal Love” was composed based on the sentimental story of the singer’s secretary and his partner, who died of cancer in Acapulco in the early 1970s.

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He emphasized that the song has hidden the word “namesake” because both lovers shared the first name “Luis”, in addition to the song’s pilot name being “The saddest memory”.