Julio Preciado, a renowned Sinaloan singer, has been immortalized in a mural at the Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara, showcasing his passion for Mexican wrestling. The mural, created by artist David Eusebio, was unveiled at an emotional event where Julio expressed his gratitude for this representation that unites his love for music and wrestling.
"Since I was a child, I grew up watching wrestling, and I think this is the perfect moment to thank all the moments they gave me in my childhood," said Julio Preciado in Guadalajara, highlighting the importance of this artistic manifestation in his life. The singer appeared emotional and shared his enthusiasm for being able to share this tribute with his family and future generations.
During the mural presentation, Julio Preciado announced that he will join a socially-driven project aimed at supporting children with cancer, patients with kidney diseases, and other charitable initiatives. His commitment to these altruistic efforts demonstrates his desire to give back to the community and use his fame to create a positive impact on society.
Additionally, the artist revealed that he plans to reside at least six months a year in Guadalajara starting in June, due to his work and connections in the city, which he considers an important step in his musical and personal career. Julio Preciado expresses gratitude and excitement for this new stage in his life, where he will continue to share his passion for music and wrestling with his fans and loved ones.
