Rocío Carrasco charges against her family: “They are a pack, hypocrites and bad people”

After months of waiting, the first two chapters of In the name of Rocio have landed on Telecinco. The Deluxe Special: In the Name of Rocío has started with the song that provides the soundtrack to this new docuseries by Rocío Carrasco. The singer Enrique Anaut has performed live together with the choir All4Gospel to sing the sickthe theme of this new docuseries originally performed by the Belgian Stromae.

In the first two chapters of In the name of Rocio, Rocío Carrasco has been very forceful. In the first minutes of the production, Rocío Jurado’s daughter harshly attacks her media family, whom she calls “pack” and “bad people”. In addition, she directly points to her uncles Amador and Gloria Mohedano as the culprits of the separation of her parents.

“In the other documentary I was not alone behind the cameras, but now I will not be alone in front of them,” Rocío said when speaking about this second recording. This has been the case since Episode 0, in which Rocío Carrasco has received a very special visit, that of Ana Iglesias, who was a close friend and executor of Rocío Jurado.

After merging into an emotional hug with Rocío Carrasco, Ana Iglesias hands her a letter and leaves the set where the series is recorded. In the manuscript, the lawyer explains that La Fábrica de la Tele proposed to her to participate in the documentary, but she declined the offer.

However, Ana Iglesias did want to write in a letter some events that she experienced in her years with Rocío Jurado, also giving permission for the singer’s daughter to echo her words partially or in full. However, there are some fragments that Rocío Carrasco has not wanted to make public.

“When I met your mother, she worked with good professionals. Gordillo, Lozano and Clemares, among others, whom I met and treated,” explains in the letter read by Anaís Peces, director of the series. “At that time, your uncle Amador was exclusively the artistic director, that is, he was in charge of the staging, the hiring of musicians and the light and sound companies,” says the executor.

The executor reveals that Rocío Jurado asked her to analyze the activity of her brother Amador. “Your mother began to notice that things were not going well and many payments were made with a surcharge for being paid late. She asked me to study how the activity worked. Once I had analyzed the documentation, I wrote some reports.” For her part, Rocío Carrasco affirms that she has those reports.

“Your uncles believed that they were distributing the assets of a mother, not those of a sister. It is not common to leave so many legacies to brothers, nephews and third parties when the testator has children who are the legitimate heir,” says Ana Iglesias. “I am sure that your mother entrusted this task to me to protect you. She appointed me executor knowing the opinion I had of your uncles, an opinion that I formed from what I saw and from previous advice,” she adds in the letter. .

“My mother knew that, if she were to die and the pack did not leave her well served, they were going to eat me. But in the end it is something that she has not been able to avoid because they are as they are and they want more”, Rocío Carrasco sentences in this first documentary delivery.

Rocío Jurado’s daughter has been present on set to comment on the first chapters of the docuseries. Carrasco has detailed her words: “They are a pack that go to the easiest prey, the most defenseless, the one that is injured and they know they can attack. I am not insulting. I am describing a behavior.”