¡SÍ LE DOLIÓ! LA CANCIÓN RESPUESTA DE LUCERO A “SI ME TENÍAS” DE MIJARES

#Mijares #Lucero #Simetenias #song #gianmarco © IncaFilm | All rights reserved. So, was everything Mijares portrayed in the song "Si me tenías" (If You Had Me), written by composer Gian Marco Zignago, really true? The song has been controversial since its release in 2013 on the Mexican singer's album "Canto por ti" (I Sing for You), and countless things have been said about it since. What surprises us is that Lucero says the song is terrible; however, she has also sung it with her ex-partner. Lucero is a Mexican television presenter, actress, and singer who rose to stardom at a very young age. At just 10 years old, she auditioned for the children's program "Alegrías del Medio Día" (Midday Joys), which marked the beginning of a long and successful career. After that, we saw her in programs like “Chiquilladas” until 1982, when she landed her first leading role in the telenovela “Chispita.” As a teenager, she shared the screen with popular artists of the time, such as Pedro Fernández and Luis Miguel. Rumors of a romantic relationship between them circulated behind the scenes. Well, that could never be proven, unlike with Manuel Mijares, with whom she starred in the film “Escápate conmigo” in 1987. At that time, she was a young woman of 16. He was 27 and fully dedicated to promoting his music career, so after filming wrapped, they stopped seeing and speaking to each other. Several years passed before the pair met again. There was no longer a film or event to serve as a pretext for a reunion, so Mijares decided to invite her to participate in the duet “Cuatro veces amor,” a perfect excuse for them to reconnect. And it certainly worked! This live concert was released on an album titled El encuentro. Since then, the two singers began a romance that culminated in marriage on January 18, 1997. The couple wed in a majestic ceremony, which was televised and dubbed "the wedding of the century." According to the couple, the idea of ​​televising it was to thank their fans for the affection they had shown them throughout their careers. Two years later, they reunited as a duet with this song: Yes, it's the theme song of the telenovela "El privilegio de amar" (The Privilege of Loving), which became a classic ballad, and many identified with this love story that was completed with the arrival of their two children: José Manuel in 2001 and Lucerito, four years later. For more than a decade, many of their fans lived their love, forgetting that, like everyone, they had a relationship with its ups and downs, which, unfortunately, ended with a statement in 2011. According to Mijares, their professional projects ultimately led to their separation. Apparently, the separation was amicable, and we say "apparently" because the following year, Lucero made public her relationship with Lebanese businessman Michel Kuri, nephew of magnate Carlos Slim Helú, the richest man in Mexico, according to Forbes. This led to a flood of rumors pointing to "America's Sweetheart" as the one who had been unfaithful in her marriage. Some said that Mijares, ever the gentleman, never revealed the situation to protect the image of the mother of his children, even going so far as to publicly deny his own mother's claims. However, the bubble burst when Manuel Mijares released "Canto por ti" in 2013, an album where most of the songs were composed by Gian Marco Zignago, especially "Si me tenías." You only need to listen to the first few seconds to realize that infidelity frames the song, and of course, since there had already been speculation about Lucero's infidelity, this performance reignited the rumors. Until then, the Mexican singer hadn't responded, and she only did so during the pandemic, when they both gave a virtual concert. And boy, was she upset! In this last part, Lucero says that she's not actually dedicating it to herself; however, why does she respond to the song with "You Couldn't Love Like That"? Yes, folks, this song is the answer to "If You Had Me," and if you don't believe me, just hear it from her own lips. What's undeniable is that "If You Had Me" is a great song that Lucero can't bury, even if she wanted to. She herself, along with Mijares, had to sing it at a concert. For his part, Mijares has said that the person to ask about the song is Gian Marco, since he only performs it, but look at what he says at the end of the following clip. Aaaah! And when Gian Marco is on stage with Mijares, listen carefully to what the composer says to the Mexican singer when he wants to tell the story behind the song. For TV hosts in Mexico, the song seems to be about Lucero; however, Gian Marco denied this. But what is the truth behind "Si me tenías"? Well, first, let me tell you that the song was co-written by former Sin Bandera member Noel Schajris and Claudia Brant.