Rodrigo Cabello Wallace, a renowned journalist and communicator from Guadalajara, Mexico, recently passed away. Throughout his career, he stood out for his professionalism and commitment to the dissemination of truthful and timely information. He began his television career at the age of ten and soon became a floor manager at thirteen, also excelling in the film industry.
In the 1980s, he was a founder of TeleAutos, a television program dedicated to the automotive world that became a benchmark in its genre. During his participation in the program, he created some iconic phrases such as 'Azul chiclamino' and 'Not a fly on skates.' TeleAutos was notable for being one of the first telemarketing programs in the region and for providing detailed information about different car models, guided by Cabello Wallace's expertise.
The cause of Rodrigo Cabello's death has not been revealed by his family. His passing was announced on March 9, but the news spread widely in media and social networks days later. Recognized for his participation in television programs like TeleAutos and Al Mediodía… ¡Qué Alegría!, alongside Teo González and Georgina Gil, Cabello Wallace left a significant legacy in the advertising and journalism industries in Guadalajara.
Alberto Velarde, a communicator, lamented the loss of Rodrigo Cabello Wallace and highlighted his contribution to the television field, especially in automotive advertising. The journalist was known for his unique way of presenting products and his memorable phrases. His legacy will endure in the memory of the National Association of Broadcasters of Mexico, Western Section, where he is remembered as an unparalleled pride.
