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For several days now, the name of Mexican actor and poet Joaquín Ocasio Osuna has been trending due to his alleged death for unknown reasons having been circulating on social media and the web.
However, this is completely true, since the interpreter of Eufemio Mata ‘El cochiloco’ in the film ‘El infierno ‘, is in good health and above all alive, but due to the rumors he came out to speak out.
It was through his Instagram account, where he has more than 286 thousand followers, that he referred to the fake news and confirmed that he is “alive and kicking” , thus relieving his fans.
” There is some rather disturbing news going around, but fortunately false, that I had passed away. Well, no. Here I am, still alive and kicking, and with a very long horizon. I come from a very long-lived family. My father is going to be 100 years old, so there is nothing to worry about for those who are worried and for those who are not, life goes on ,” Cosío concluded.
In addition to this rumor, the 62-year-old man has been trending for his role as Ramón in the miniseries called ‘Midnight Family’, which has 10 episodes and good reviews.
A comment on X (formerly Twitter) highlights the production and also tags the poet: ” I just saw #MidnightFamily 10/10, watch it, it’s good, I hope there’s a second season, what a spectacular series! Great @cosio_joaqu not to mention @Dimecow1 ,” it reads.
Joaquin Cosio did not die, it was all false
Joaquín Cosió did not die , but on the contrary, he is in good health and alive; the rumor of his death originated because of his appearance in the miniseries, but it was proven that it was all fake news, but because it was spreading more and more, he decided to speak out.
Fake news is created with the aim of creating uncertainty and panic among the community, so it is recommended to consult reliable and fully credible sources.
At tunota.com we have debunked the false deaths of artists such as Ricardo Montaner, Carlos Vives, Shakira, Los Temerarios; actors such as Will Smith, Vin Diesel, Angelique Boyer and Denzel Washington; athletes such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
According to a study by the German statistics portal, Statista, in 2022, the countries on our continent that consumed the most fake news were Mexico and Peru with 87%, only behind the Philippines with 89%.
