A man identified as José Ángel Muñoz Valderrama, 61 years old and known locally as “La Talanga”, took his own life on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at approximately 8:30 p.m., in the patio of his home located on Viesca Street, Ampliación Las Vegas neighborhood, in the city of Francisco I. Madero, Coahuila; the man turned out to be the father-in-law of the vocalist of the group ‘Los Dos Carnales’.
After receiving a report of a deceased person at the home, agents from the Criminal Investigation Agency (Agencia de Investigación Criminal) went to the scene to take cognizance of the incident and begin official inquiries.
Findings and initial steps
José Ángel’s body was found in the patio and later transferred by the Forensic Services personnel to the Forensic Medical Service (Semefo) in Matamoros, Coahuila, to perform the necropsy.
Authorities confirmed to ‘Telediario‘ that no posthumous message explaining his decision was found, so the reasons for his death remain unknown.
So far, no prior history has been disclosed, nor has there been any indication of possible causes that led him to make this decision.
The Two Fleshly Ones’, a tragedy
José Ángel Muñoz was the father-in-law of Poncho Quezada, lead singer of the regional Mexican group Los Dos Carnales, originally from San Pedro de las Colonias, Coahuila.
In addition, he actively collaborated with the group in logistical and local aspects, which made him a well-known and respected figure in the regional music scene.
Although Poncho Quezada and Los Dos Carnales have not issued an official statement about the death, fans and community members have sent messages of sympathy, condolences and support to the family.
In Francisco I. Madero, neighbors and friends have expressed their dismay, highlighting the influence and warmth of José Ángel in their environment.
Call to take care of mental health
Local authorities and organizations in Coahuila have reiterated the importance of having emotional care services, especially for people at risk. Access to the national support line for suicidal thoughts (800 822 3737), available 24 hours a day for guidance and accompaniment, was recalled. .
Cross-state or cross-border work: Many Latino families in the U.S. have connections to regions such as Laguna de Coahuila. This case highlights how tragedies can impact distant but interconnected communities.
Visibility of the emotional impact on public figures: even if not publicly pronounced, the victim’s proximity to a recognized artist generates public curiosity and the need for sensitive grief management.
Male mental health awareness: the lack of visible signs highlights the vulnerability of people who may not seek help. Prompts reflection on the value of prevention, listening and support networks.
Community support beyond social media: messages of solidarity and expressions of affection demonstrate the strength of the servant communities that act without spectacle, especially among Latino families.
Hasta el momento, la agrupación 'Los Dos Carnales' no han emitido ningún comunicado al respecto
Tragedy for Los Dos Carnales
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The death of José Ángel “La Talanga” Muñoz Valderrama, father-in-law of Poncho Quezada, marks a moment of great personal and community grief.
His unexpected death, with no farewell message or clear cause, leaves questions that the family and authorities are trying to answer.
Meanwhile, his musical and social environment mobilizes to demand transparency, justice and emotional support.
A delicate case that calls for reflection on mental health and mutual care in communities that cross borders.
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