translated from Spanish: DNA request for Luis Miguel’s supposed mother: “I want to know if she’s my aunt.

The whereabouts of Marcela Basteri, the mother of Luis Miguel, is a complete mystery, although there are suspicions that the woman was living all these years in street condition in San Telmo.

It is suspected that this woman could be The mother of Luis Miguel

In dialogue with Confrontados, Flavia Basteri, the singer’s cousin, said that she visited three times a week for the woman identified as Honorina Montes García and that’s why they filed a legal action to make the DNA.” She’s a beautiful, super sweet woman who looks at you with those eyes that tell you ‘it’s me but I can’t say’ (…). She has told me how she has gone from Spain to Argentina, family things that we have lived and that my dad has told me (…) and that only we know,” Flavia said.

“I say’I say’I said you’re so we can get you out and you can live with us. I promise you no one will find out (…), you can live with me’ and she tells me she doesn’t want to hurt anyone anymore,” he added. According to Flavia someone “puts money” to make it impossible to do a DNA test on that woman and that at the clinic they tell her that she “is already recognized as Honorina Montes” by a relative from Spain.” They tell me I want to hang myself from my cousin. I’m not interested in Luis Miguel. I want you to do my DNA to find out if she’s my aunt and enjoy her later years and I can go see her sister in Italy. It’s a beautiful being,” Flavia said.

It is suspected that this woman could be The mother of Luis Miguel

He also recounted that it was written on Facebook with Alejandro Gallego Basteri (one of Marcela’s three children) who denied everything and blocked it. Regarding Luis Miguel’s hermetism on this subject Flavia assumes that he does not want to face his past: “I believe that he does not know and that he sought it. He loved his mom and she loved him, he loves him because it’s my aunt who’s in the hospital. I don’t know if he’s afraid to face failure that it’s not her.” He concluded by saying: “When (Luis Miguel) last came to Argentina, everyone expected him to approach the Moyano because he stayed longer than stipulated. And I went after he left the country and asked (the singer’s supposed mother) if he had gone and said ‘no, he doesn’t have the courage to come and see me.'”

Original source in Spanish