Así fue la lujosa vida de Federico Villa — la voz, la tierra y el final que nadie esperaba

Federico Villa was born in Zamora, Michoacán, on October 7, 1938. For more than six decades, he was the voice of regional Mexican music: over 30 albums, timeless songs like "Caminos de Michoacán" and "Un Puño de Tierra," and a career that took him from the Michoacán countryside to stages across Mexico and the United States. He passed away on July 13, 2022, in Guadalajara, at the age of 83, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate. Today we tell you about his life, his achievements, and the true story that very few know. Which Federico Villa song has resonated with you the most? Tell us in the comments 👇 0:00 — The death that shook Mexico 1:40 — His fortune and career 3:00 — Origins in Zamora, Michoacán 6:30 — The first stages and the sacrifice 10:00 — Caminos de Michoacán: the eternal song 14:00 — His foray into film 18:00 — The private life no one knew about 22:00 — The last album and the farewell 25:00 — The legacy that survives