How was Samuel Zamarrón involved with Los Temerarios?

The legacy of entrepreneur Samuel Zamarrón.

Rumors persist about Adolfo Ángel’s death.

Los Temerarios say goodbye.

With the rumor of Los Temerarios founder Adolfo Ángel’s alleged death, more questions have arisen regarding the group.

In recent weeks, the group’s name has been on everyone’s lips, primarily because they announced they’re breaking up for good.

Fortunately, their fans will have the chance to see them live for one last time thanks to performances they will hold in various cities in Mexico and the United States.

One of the recent questions that has emerged is, how was Samuel Zamarrón involved with the Ángel Alba brothers?

A painful goodbye to Samuel Zamarrón

Samuel Zamarrón / PHOTO: Mezcalent

On November 4, 2020, Los Temerarios shared a message on social media that took all their fans by surprise.

«We mourn the passing of our dear friend Samuel Zamarrón. Our heartfelt condolences to his family,» wrote Adolfo and Gustavo.

It didn’t take long for their followers to react to this sad news, offering their condolences to both musicians.

It is worth noting that Samuel supported them in some of their early concerts in various cities in the United States. May he rest in peace.

His influence and career

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Although Los Temerarios announced Samuel Zamarrón’s death on November 4, 2020, the reality is that he passed away three days earlier.

Furthermore, it has been reported that Samuel changed the history of both regional Mexican music and grupera music in the United States.

Originally from San Luis Potosí, Mexico, he emigrated to the United States at a young age in pursuit of his dreams. And he was quite successful.

He was married to Graciela Villaseñor de Zamarrón, who passed away years before him. She was also the mother of his children.

Samuel Zamarrón was a multifaceted entrepreneur

Samuel Zamarrón / PHOTO: Mezcalent

As if that weren’t enough, Samuel Zamarrón, a crucial figure in Los Temerarios’ career, created a booking company.

He was also the owner of a Spanish-language radio chain as well as several recording studios. He was a man with great vision.

He is remembered for representing Mexican artists like Luis Miguel, Vicente Fernández, Joan Sebastián and Maná.

Samuel also represented groups like Bryndis and Montez de Durango.

Zamarrón’s legacy and generosity

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As mentioned earlier, Samuel Zamarrón was born in 1954 in La Victoria, Ciudad del Maíz municipality, in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

Although details about his cause of death were not disclosed, it is known that he passed away in Atlanta, Georgia.

His fellow countrymen remember him as a very generous person, as he made several donations through gruperos’ dances and various events.

He also donated a classroom and a sports field, as well as uniforms and equipment to baseball teams, according to Quadratin.

Unbreakable bonds

Samuel Zamarrón / PHOTO: Mezcalent

Samuel Zamarrón was part of the Association of United Promoters. He was 66 years old at the time of his death.

Among the farewell messages, one social media user recalled that the businessman played a fundamental role in the early stages of the Ángel Alba brothers’ careers.

«Don Samuel, the promoter who brought Los Temerarios to the Georgia and North Carolina area, a few years ago I had the opportunity to meet him,» he wrote.

For their part, members of Montez de Durango considered him, more than a representative, referring to him as, «A great friend and practically family.»