Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo was the daughter of Chalino Sanchez. Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo’s father Chalino was a Mexican musician and singer. He was an expert with Regional Mexican music and was particularly known in the world of corridos. His son Adan Chalino Sanchez was born 1984. He became known as a Regional Mexican singer in his own as well.
Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo is the second child of her parents. Her older brother Adan Sanchez, was born April 14th of 1984. However, there isn’t much information available about Cynthia Sanchez’s date of birth and her age.
Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo’s parents
Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo was born to her parents Chalino Sanchez and her mother, Marisela Vallejos Felix. Marisela Vallejos as well as Chalino Sanchez became acquainted through a cousin of Chalino’s while the singer was working in LA. They got married on the 28th of September and were married in 1984 Los Angeles, California. Vallejos was expecting the couple’s baby son Adan when she was engaged to Sanchez. They later had a daughter named Cynthia.
In 1975, when the father of Cynthia Sanchez Chalino was just 15 years old at the time in Sinaloa, Mexico, his sister was sexually assaulted in Sinaloa, Mexico by “Chapo” Perez, a wealthy and dangerous person. A year later, in 1977 the 17-year-old Chalino was able to spot the man in a bar and was alleged to have fired at him to retaliate and then killed the man. After this crime, Sanchez left for Tijuana with his weapon and Malverde chain. Malverde chain.
Chalino illegally arrived in his way into the United States in 1977, beginning his journey in Oregon and later in Los Angeles. The latter was initially housed in the home of his aunt located in Inglewood, California. In order to make ends meet the immigrant had to work in a variety of jobs. The sale of illicit drugs was among the jobs. He also helped his brother Armando’s illegal business of smuggling.
The career of musician Chalino began when the prisoner was being held. In the beginning of 1980 the judge sentenced him to 8 months of prison. As he was serving his prison sentence, he started to play music and share stories with inmates who were from Sinoloa, Mexico. The stories of the prisoners inspired them create the corridor or a form of Sinaloa song. Corridos recount the adventures of heroes from the revolution and notorious bandits.
Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo’s father Sanchez was killed at the hands of her father in Mexico on the 16th of May in 1992. He received the letter, which contained an explicit threat to kill that caused him to flee the stage immediately after he had read it. While he was traveling on street traffic of Culiacan in Mexico the car he was traveling in was stopped by a police vehicle that was not marked and forced to relocate toward the roadway. The next morning his body was found by the roadside. He had been shot two times at the back of his head.
Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo’s older sister, Adan Sanchez was eight at the time his father was kidnapped by his captors and murdered within Sinaloa, a state in the Mexican province of Sinaloa.
Cynthia Sanchez’s mother Marisela Sanchez, was left widowed following the tragic death by her husband. Another incident that contributed to her sorrow was the loss from her child Adan who died in the year 2004. Cynthia Sanchez Vallejo’s sister, Adan was involved in an accident on the road that claimed his life when he was traveling to Sinaloa in Mexico the hometown of his father. Adan was on the same path in his career as his father, and was a well-known performer throughout the USA as well as Mexico.
