However, when this happened, it was the actress’s sister, Susana Velasco, who denied what was said on social networks and that there was no relationship between Denisse and María. It was then that Mirna assured that in addition to her, the couple also procreated Denisse Guerrero, vocalist of the Pop group, Belanova. The truth is that María and Raúl were great friends, but also that there was speculation about a relationship between them, this was never confirmed. However, after the death of the actress, he left the rumor that the poblana had two unrecognized daughters of the renowned presenter Raúl Velasco, this when Mirna Velasco, one of those supposed daughters of the actress, assured that they were her parents. Julián de Meriche and Maria Elena Velasco had two children: producer and director Iván Lipkies and the writer, actress and producer Ivette Eugenia Lipkies, whose stage name is “Goretti”.
Is Belanova’s vocalist the daughter of ‘India María’? There are only two recognized children of India María, the producer and director Iván Lipkies and the writer, actress and producer Ivette Eugenia Lipkies. In fact, it was said that the actress born in Puebla had two daughters whom she gave up for adoption when they were children.īut in the biography of Maria Elena Velasco it is said that in 1965 Velasco married Vladimir Lipkies Chazan, a Mexican actor, film director and choreographer of Russian origin, who changed his name to Julián de Meriche when he moved to Argentina in the years 30. After that, the rumor began that the Belanova’s vocalist is the daughter of ‘India María’. Here’s a look back at some of her most cherished appearances on the big screen.On May 1, 2015, the iconic actress Maria Elena Velasco, better known as ‘India María’, died at the age of 74 from stomach cancer. Her last appearance was in 2014’s La hija de Moctezuma, directed by her son Iván Lipkies and produced by her daughter, Ivette Lipkies. Rumors that she was battling stomach cancer began to surface in 2003, which she vehemently denied. She also worked extensively in television and is perhaps best known in this medium for her program ¡ Ay, María qué puntería! Much like Cantinflas, La India María maintained her noble, clever indigenous character throughout the entirety of her filmography, exposing social ills like racism, machismo, and corruption, while keeping her films light and family friendly. Her iconic character appeared in over two dozen films over the course of more than 40 years, and brought several generations of Mexicans a positive image of indigenous femininity through the popular lens of farce and absurdist humor. Mexico’s “La India María,” born María Elena Velasco on December 17, 1940, passed away this morning, presumably from cancer.
Latin America has lost yet another emblematic figure from the world of film and television.
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