Luis Miguel during his concert tour in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2019 (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images).
Luis Miguel He is scheduled to return to Mexico in autumn 2023. Professionally, he returns as a great with 19 sold-out concerts, but privately and professionally the story looks different.
At the family level, the singer is facing a lawsuit from his ex-partner Aracely Arámbula for non-payment of child support. But La Chule isn’t the only one accusing him of owing her money. A former employee has also filed a lawsuit alleged wrongful dismissal and violation of pay severance pay.
“We’ve been in this fight and this lawsuit for 10 years and the truth has been very draining on us personally and in every way,” he said. Javier Guatemala Francisthe man pointing to the sun, and who demands payment of more than 11 million pesos (about $640,000) in wage arrears.
Guatemala Francisco met Luis Miguel Gallego Basterio in the 90’s and it may have been the same interpreter of Guilty or Not who got him a job managing one of his properties in Acapulco, Guerrero, in the Los Siete Chakras neighborhood of Las Brisas, offered Guitarrón. He would also have put him in charge of all the staff at another house in Playa Bonfil, which is on the highway to Barra Vieja, about 25 minutes from Acapulco.
Responsibility wasn’t just limited to the properties, as he explained in a recent interview with Ventaneando, as he was also responsible for answering phone calls, transferring calls and even ensuring his security as if he were his personal assistant. However, there was never a written contract and all agreements were oral.
Las Brisas Guitarrón’s house was known as Villa Mykonos and had Jaime Camil and tenor Plácido Domingo as neighbors. There the pre-production of his album “Segundo Romance” took place and a relationship with Issabela Camil developed.
Having to move after finally breaking up with the actress (and because he had started a relationship with Daisy Fuentes), Luis Miguel found his new sanctuary in Barra Vieja, where he bought a piece of land and designed the property himself “to have more energy “. from the sun, open, without doors or walls, with great contact with nature. All the materials used came from Acapulco and Guerrero,” says the book Oro de Rey.
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During the 2000s, Luismi’s presence in Acapulco became more distant and he began spending more time in Miami and Los Angeles. He left the house in 2009 and put it up for sale in 2013 for $8.8 million, according to Who magazine.
However, a year before the sale, problems arose with Javier Guatemala. “He decides to leave Acapulco, to sell his property, and the collaborators started suing him and me because we were the custodian,” he told Ventaneando.
“The house was beautiful, it had three pools, three hot tubs, and[the amenities]were already done,” but for all the luxuries this residence had, the budget for its maintenance was very high, the former employee said in an interview with Telemundo in 2021.
In a last-ditch effort to settle the conflict that began a decade ago, former administrator Luis Miguel urged: “If he can, call me directly and confirm out loud that I’m a gardener or a car washer.” If he confirms that addressed to me directly, I am in a position to withdraw from the lawsuit and I will release him.”