Diego Maradona died more than a year ago and there was practically not a single day that the subject was not discussed, that a new hypothesis about his death was not launched, that a secret was not revealed, that a scandal was not uncovered. Normal, it was Maradona.
And now that everyone wants to add to the nostalgia and it seems like a reality show to show who misses him the most, an uncomfortable but inevitable truth appears: Diego, after death, is and will be a money-making machine.
His relatives would now be in that labyrinth, who receive millionaire offers to appear as a tribute he is paid in different parts of the world. The last one, a friendly between FC Barcelona and Boca Juniors, two of their beloved clubs, proves the scope of the figure of the idol: the Argentine club beat the Spanish in definition by penalties, but nobody cared or cared about that because the In the end, courtesy of the nostalgic millionaires of Saudi Arabia, they all billed the account of the late footballer.
At least that is what Verónica Ojeda, ex-partner of 10 and mother of her son Diego, assured in statements to La Red.
According to them, Gianina and Dalma, Claudia Villafañe’s daughters, both charged for participating in that meeting: “They charged $ 30,000 per contract. I said that I was going to give up because it seemed disrespectful to me. Not because I didn’t. need the money, on the contrary, but because they charge that being a tribute, there is a business. They contradict themselves. They are talking, profiting and doing business with the death of their father. I signed to withdraw from Dieguito’s part, I did not want to Nothing. They did get paid. When they gave up the 30 thousand dollars, that money was collected by them, “he said.
And why wasn’t her son Diego there? “They invited Dieguito, he was the first to receive the call. But he has to be in Argentina to do a DNA test on behalf of his father to determine the paternity of Magalí Gil and Eugenia Laprovittola,” he said. establish whether the girls are the daughters of 10 and, consequently, would be entitled to the fortune of about 50 million dollars that he would have left at the time of his death.
It would not be the only business that is made with nostalgia for the disappearance of the idol, since Dalma herself, an actress by profession, is the executive producer of a three-episode documentary series that does not have a release date but that will come to light and promises to be, once again, a good business.
The memory of Maradona is, first of all, that: a lucrative business. It does not mean that he is not surprised, only that now he is charged for that. Nostalgia as a billing tool, a reality that perhaps he also contemplated.
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