The recent death of sports commentator André Marín has caused mourning for his wife and children. Find out who his heirs are.
This Monday, the death of André Marín, 52 years old , was confirmed. He previously underwent lung transplant surgery due to an infection contracted in 2020. His wife and children mourn his passing.
David Faitelson and Ciro Gómez Leyva confirmed on their radio show that the sports journalism figure lost his life in the last few hours, due to his serious health condition, which he had been dealing with for several months.
“On behalf of Televisa-Univisión, we would like to express our deepest condolences for the death of our dear colleague and close friend André Marín,” Faitelson said on Foro TV.
André Marín: Who are his children?
André Marín is the father of a son named André Marín Arreola , born on September 12, 2009, the fruit of his marriage to Paty Arreola, whom he married in 2006. They met at a party organized by journalist Gloria Pérez Jácome, and together they started a family.
Although his style of making television constantly had him in the middle of controversy, André Marín kept his personal life out of the public eye, so there are not many details about his personal life.
For Marín, the birth of his son was the missing piece in his life: “We are very good together, I think even more in love than before. I have a simple and perfect family, I am a privileged guy.”
What did André Marín die of?
André Marín passed away at the age of 52 after a long battle with health problems, since in 2020 he was infected with a bacteria called Clostridium Difficile , which causes diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss and fever.
This infection deteriorated his physical and pulmonary condition, which eventually led to him needing a lung transplant . Unfortunately, complications arising from this surgical procedure contributed to his death.
Despite his efforts to recover, his health deteriorated progressively, culminating in his death. His legacy in sports journalism and his fight against the disease will be remembered by the entire football community.
