Miguel Valdés
El Chavo del Ocho," shared, 31 years after his death, never seen before images of him in his last days with a meaningful message
. Valdés died after an extensive fight against cancer.
"Today 31 years ago Monchito died, as you can see in this photo, even with terminal cancer he kept smiling, kept joking and making people around him happy, this beautiful character made people like you love him to date, and it is just thanks to you he is still alive every time we turn on the TV, every time someone shares a meme or a phrase from Monchito, thank you friends, we love you very much and we thank you so much," wrote
Miguel Valdés on his Twitter account.
Hoy hace 31 años murió mi abuelo, como pueden ver en la foto, aun con un cancer terminal seguía sonriendo, seguía bromeando hasta el último momento de su vida, ese carisma y ese amor por la vida es lo que gracias a ustedes lo mantiene vivo, no puedo dejar de agradecerles su amor! pic.twitter.com/8PRqvXMKhP
— Miguel Valdes (@RamnValdsCasti1) August 9, 2019
"A treasure for me, a picture of my grandfather signing the marriage certificate of my parents, his smile shows his great happiness, he loved my dad very much. It will be one of the few photographs you will see of my grandfather dressed in a suit. He always preferred his jeans, shirt and tennis," later he wrote.
Un tesoro para mi, una fotografía de mi abuelo firmando el acta de matrimonio de mis padres, su sonrisa demuestra su gran felicidad, quería mucho a mi papá. Será de las pocas fotografías que verán de mi abuelo vestido de traje, siempre prefería sus jeans, camiseta y tenis. ?✌? pic.twitter.com/NAELfOqGOZ
— Miguel Valdes (@RamnValdsCasti1) April 12, 2019
In an interview with
Teleshow, Miguel spoke about the documentary he made about the life of the beloved the father of La
Chilindrina and mortal enemy of
Doña Florinda in "
El Chavo del Ocho." "The main idea was to make a book, my uncle Esteban Valdés wanted to write about my grandfather's life from his point of view and this text would have a DVD with the interviews of my grandfather's three dearest companions: Edgar Vivar, María Antonieta de las Nieves and Carlos Villagrán," he said adding that the material was so great that the family took a step further and upload it to YouTube. "Doing
this work I learned many things
that I
had no idea and I never imagined. Thousands! I learned little by little and the public too. For example, I
had no idea that he was so paternal and affectionate, a facet of my grandfather that I would have liked to live and that thanks to what they tell me, today I can know."
Los invitamos a ver el nuevo episodio de “Con Permisito”, ¡quedó padrisisísimo! ?? https://t.co/iSUHupJW1s@RamnValdsCasti1
— Chavo del Ocho (@ChavodelOcho_Of) August 10, 2019
According to
on
several occasions Don Ramón said he felt like a baby. "I was born a child and I'm still a kid: I have the character of a child and the kids understand me well."
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