‘It was already up to the mother’; Paco Vila and the day he left Televisa

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She is one of the most recognized voices in narratives of soccer, with more than a quarter of century in mass media and pillar to TUDN for the transmissions of the Mexican Selection, but Paco Vila one day asked to leave Televisa because “it was up to the mother”.

This was confessed by the chronicler in an interview for the YouTube channel of Toño de Valdés, to whom he explained the reasons for his change to Univision before the merger between the United States channel and Televisa Esports took place that gave rise to TUDN, although the taste did not last long.

“I was the editorial director of TDN before the merger of what we know today as TUDN. It was a completely personal issue, in the professional he had been in the company (Televisa) for 17 years very well treated, but he was basically up to his mother“, Platicó Vila, who in recent times has been in controversy with the American player, Sebastià Córdova.

“There comes a time when you need a change in every way and it’s not that he was up to his mother for some mistreatment, but there comes a time when so many things are conjugated that you need him, ”he added, although he was only two years out because the aforementioned merger of companies.

I narrated the Chilean of Raul Jiménez with influence: Alpaca Villa

One of the pinnacle moments in the career of Paco Vila came the night in which Raul Jimenez scored the Chilean against PanamaBut what virtually no one knew is that the TUDN reporter showed up to work on that flu-infected day, and to date, the ravages of the disease in his voice make him uncomfortable listening to his narration.

That day I arrived at the Aztec Stadium with temperature, it turns out I had influence and didn’t know it, I was raising the temperature during the game. I’m honest with you, I’m not proud of this narrative because I lost my voice most of the game. Every time I hear this story I don’t like it, it came out with the little voice I had. “

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