It was on June 1, 2006 when ‘The Greatest’ died from pancreatic cancer. The disease appeared in her life at the end of 2004 and, despite undergoing all available treatments and traveling repeatedly to Houston, United States, it was not possible to save her life.
Spain was left orphaned of one of the most impressive voices on the musical scene. For her part, the artist’s environment, after the desolation of the loss, changed forever. Although the numerous medical visits had already anticipated the breakup of Rocío Jurado’s family, the death and subsequent opening of her will confirmed the separation of the Mohedano clan. Already in the documentary Rocío, tell the truth to stay alive, Rocío Carrasco, the singer’s daughter, accused her family of having joined the person who had done the most harm to both her and her mother.
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After the death of the singer, Rocío Carrasco lost her relationship with her entire maternal family, except for her cousin Rosario. At first, she stopped speaking with Ortega Cano and his uncles due to conflicts related to the distribution of the inheritance.
Later, the one he lost relationship with was his brothers, Gloria Camila and José Fernando. “I love my brothers very much but they are still the central figure in the middle of all the relationships I may have. Among other things, I have no relationship with my brothers because of the one they have with me. Antonio David. That is the most important reason,” Rocío Carrasco herself confessed in the Mediaset documentary.
Later, the Chipionera’s daughter also broke off the relationship with her uncles Amador and Rosa Benito, this time due to the position they both had during Rocío Carrasco’s divorce with Antonio David.
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Finally, the last breakup was the hardest for the Jury’s daughter. This is the one she had with her children, Rocío and David Flores. The goal of protecting both of them from her kept her silent for 25 years. The documentary Rocío, tell the truth to stay alive was the first time who spoke about this topic.
In the summer of 2012, Rocío Flores was at her mother’s house when an incident occurred. serious confrontation between the two, which culminated with the young woman filing a complaint against her mother with the Civil Guard. Since then, the relationship between mother and daughter continued to deteriorate due to distance and other mediatized conflicts. Rocío Flores has mentioned on several occasions to the press that her relationship with her mother was never good and that the presence of Fidel Albiac aggravated the situation.
After the aforementioned incident, the Juvenile Prosecutor’s Office determined that the young woman should live with her father, who filed a demand in 2013 to claim sole custody of his daughter. The couple’s other son, David Flores, also decided to go live with his father when he came of age.
