Rocío Carrasco regained all the television prominence after the docuseries Rocío, tell the truth to stay alive, a space where the daughter of Rocío Jurado and Pedro Carrasco told that she had been a victim of gender violence, at the hands of her ex-partner Antonio David Flores. This testimony surprised the audience, which followed the shocking testimony of the collaborator and television presenter every week.
There was a second and third installment with En el nombre de Rocío y Montealto, where she spoke about more familiar topics and gave her mother a voice through a series of manuscripts that responded to the family controversies that have persecuted her for years. For example, the famous will of the singer.
These interventions returned a television space to Rocío Carrasco, who has resumed her activity as a collaborator. That drive has also led him to embark on several promising projects. The daughter of Rocío Jurado and Pedro Carrasco is focused on the musical that pays homage to the figure of the singer and that she produces together with her husband, Fidel Albiac.
But that is not the only big project he has undertaken. Now, he has set out to rescue his father figure. The presenter, together with her husband, is also working to produce a documentary and a fiction series about the life of her father, the boxer Pedro Carrasco.
"We want to vindicate the figure of my father, but also the history of both because they were very great separately, but they were also very great together," he explained in an interview on Latexou, the TVE program hosted by Marc Giró.
Pedro Carrasco is considered one of the best Spanish boxers in history, also famous for becoming the third Spaniard to win the world title.
Perhaps the man from Huelva is also known for his sentimental life. First, because of his marriage to the singer Rocío Jurado, with whom he had Rocío Carrasco. After her divorce, he married Raquel Mosquera, until she died of a heart attack at age 57.
