The phenomenon of John Gabriel doesn't stop! A week after its premiere, the Netflix docuseries, Juan Gabriel: I must, I can and I wantnot only swept Mexico (where it remains in the number 1 place), but it has become a hit globally.
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The moving story of the Divo de Juárez has already been placed in the Top 10 Global Non-English Seriesreaffirming its status as an icon that transcends borders.
Read and think: These are some revelations from Juan Gabriel's Netflix documentary
The numbers that move: 7.4 Million hours watched!
The 4-episode miniseries has positioned itself in the place #6 in the global Top 10 (non-English category) from Netflix, with impressive numbers:
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1.8 Million of visualizations.
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7.4 Million of hours watched in its first week.
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Juanga prevails in 14 countries in the Americas
The impact of the docuseries is continental, appearing in the Top 10 series in 14 countries of Latin America, confirming that Alberto Aguilera Valadez's songbook continues to be an anthem throughout the region and reaffirming his legacy in millions of fans in nations such as:
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Juan Gabriel's phrases in this docu: The man behind the genius
The success of the documentary series lies in its intimate and unprecedented look at the man behind the legend. Thanks to unpublished access to Juan Gabriel's personal archives—including videos filmed by himself—, production achieves:
“Offer an intimate and revealing story about Alberto Aguilera Valadezthe man behind the Mexican musical idol and author of thousands of songs, who He turned his pain into hymns and broke stigmas and prejudices throughout her life,” says Netflix about María José Cuevas' work.
Powerful phrases from Juan Gabriel in this documentary:
The mind of Juan Gabriel is a case study, his creativity, musical ear and his success factory is not an isolated thing, his wisdom from everyday life also marks us in this documentary:
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“We did not know Spain because of the conquest, we knew it because of Rocío Dúrcal”expressed the divo as a sign of respect to one of his most representative performers.
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“Mexico is known for its music, for its history, for its art, it is not known for Televisa”the artist settled his differences with the television station and the presumption of a veto for having acted in a broadcast for an American network.
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“As if I had rabies”Alberto Aguilera Valadez reproaches the ill will of Fine Arts towards his recital.
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“I have never worked for anyone, they work for me”the singer-songwriter clarifies that his presence generates work for others, few could say something similar.
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“I earn 100,000 dollars every time I come, but I'm not satisfied, I want 200,000”he declares in a recording rescued by the documentary before boarding a flight back from a tour in Chicago.
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“They say you don't ask what you see, my son.”Juan Gabriel responds to journalist Fernando del Rincón in one of the most controversial interviews, since he questioned his sexual orientation directly.
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“I was 13 years old and I wanted to know life”revealed in an interview with Patricia Chapoy Acevedo about his beginnings when he escaped from the foster care where he lived in Ciudad Juárez.
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“There was a lot of loneliness in me, and I made loneliness my friend.”remembers the Divo regarding his beginnings.
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“Tell the president that I'm not here, that I'm changing my son's diaper.”they say that he responded to Miguel de la Madrid.
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“When you leave, what stays is what you gave”Juanga reflects.
From his beginnings until his tragic death, Juan Gabriel: I must, I can and I want is a deeply human tribute to a legacy that is already part of Mexico's popular culture and that continues to move millions around the world.
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