This is how the house of Adán 'Chalino' Sánchez looks like 17 years after his unfortunate death

Así luce la casa de Adán ‘Chalino’ Sánchez a 17 años de su lamentable muerte

The room where Adán ‘Chalino’ Sánchez slept is practically the same | Credit: Courtesy

Photo: Un Nuevo Día / Telemundo / Courtesy

In recent days the name of Adán ‘Chalino’ Sánchez has been on everyone’s lips for his death anniversary number 17, but also by the statements by Marisela Vallejos , his mother, who shared that she would like her family’s life to be transferred to a series, but on the condition that it is based on real events.

If the project is finalized, the followers of the interpreter will be able to know how his life was next to his father, the great Rosalino Sánchez, considered as ‘El Rey de los Corridos’, who was assassinated on 16 May 1992 in Culiacán, Sinaloa.

Although he could only live together for eight years with his father, Adam inherited all his talents, the four He knew how to exploit to the fullest until life allowed him, because he died, the 27 March 2004, after being involved in a car accident.

Although almost two decades have passed since his unfortunate death, his mother continues to venerate his legacy and this is evidenced by the house he still owns in Paramount, California, which is an authentic museum to her memory.

In a series of tours that she gave to the Telemundo programs ‘Acceso Total’ and ‘Un Nuevo Día’, Doña Marisela showed some details of his house, where his son is still present.

“We still have his clothes, we can still smell the smell,” his mother confessed on a tour that gave him gave, in 2019, to the program ‘Un Nuevo Día’.

Thanks to that material and others, we were able to get to know the bedroom where Adán Sánchez used to sleep, which stands out for looking, just like that. “” like he had her.

His bedroom, whose walls are painted in a pistachio tone, is made up of a large bed with a wooden base and headboard, a side table with some picture frames, a desk with a computer and a chest of drawers , in which he not only had his television, but also all the toy cars and bottles that he loved to collect.

His closet, contrary to what we could imagine, it is small and only had the necessary space to store some of its famous outfits.

The room is another of the spaces that stand out the most in the property, as Doña Marisela was in charge of turning it into a real museum, in where he preserves some of the awards and records that Adan obtained in his fleeting career.

It is completed by photographs and by some beige leather sofas.

“For me this is an enclosure, it is my little world, This is where I feel the presence of them “, Mariela commented in dialogue with ‘Acceso Total’.