It has long been speculated that an Argentinian woman living on the street would be Marcela Basteri, Luis Miguel’s mother; However, the law of that country has decided to close the case and will seek legal retaliation for the lawsuit for alleged identity theft. The legal document was obtained by the Ventaneando program and it was confirmed that even the president of the Supreme Court decided to consider the case closed.
That has also been learned Honorina Montes, who is incarcerated in a psychiatric hospital, has no consanguinity with “El Sol de México”, after two years of legal initiative challenged by Ivana Amalia Basteri Y Flavia Carla Basteri, Luis Miguel’s cousins, looking for the identity of the singer’s mother.
The court report, dated April 8, establishes the non-existence of the offense of usurpation, arguing that “the extraordinary appeal, the denial of which gave rise to this complaint, is inadmissible, is dismissed. “
In addition, it emerged that the court is about to declare who will be responsible for the costs generated by the case, which amount to about 100 thousand Argentine pesos – just over a thousand dollars – and that could fall on the Basteri.
As is well known, the mystery revolving around Luis Miguel’s mother has so far been an unsolved issue for public opinion and part of the story has been portrayed in the series on the life of the interpreter, which premieres in its second on April 18. season.
In August 1986, Marcela Basteri took a plane to Madrid from Pisa, Italy, and a month later she disappeared without a trace. She was joined by Sergio, her son who was then 4 years old, the youngest brother of the Puerto Rican singer who grew up in Mexico.