Celaya, Gto.- “For me, my son will always be a Champion. He’s a little angel and he will always be a star. Why? For whatever you want and send, but he had to be up there” were the words with which José Luis Valencia Ávila’s father, affectionately known as ‘Pepito’, five years old, fired his little son and then several children and family members threw batons in his honor and released white balloons that disappeared in the sky, after concluding t…
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Celaya, Gto.- “For me, my son will always be a Champion. He’s a little angel and he will always be a star. Why? For whatever you want and send, but he had to be up there” were the words with which José Luis Valencia Ávila’s father, affectionately known as ‘Pepito’, five years old, fired his little son and then several children and family members threw batons in his honor and released white balloons that disappeared in the sky, after concluding t…