He was also the subject of a 2009 Argentine documentary, Sins of My Father. Juan also wrote and published a book, Pablo Escobar: My Father, which he released in 2014. Juan and Maria maintained a presence in the media spotlight, giving interviews and public appearances. Where Is Manuela Escobar Now? While Manuela has kept away from the media spotlight, her brother Juan has embraced itĪfter the release of Manuela’s mother and brother for money laundering, the two of them embraced their identity. Manuela’s life was once again upended, this time by the arrest of her mother and brother, Juan.
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Unfortunately, this stability did not last for long.Īfter one of her mother’s business associates discovered her true identity, a series of incidents led to their exposure to the authorities. Her mother, Maria Henao became a real estate entrepreneur. She joined a local school and got educated like a regular child. In Buenos Aires, Manuela and the rest of her family lived a quiet life. In Buenos Aires, the family lived under a new name, including Manuela Escobar whose name changed to Juana Manuela Marroquin Santos. With her mother and brother, they ran to countries like Brazil, Peru, South Africa, and Mozambique.Įventually, they found asylum in Argentina. With the all-powerful patriarch of the Escobar family dead, Manuela and the rest of the family moved from country to country to stay out of the reach of the authorities. Manuela Escobar’s Life After The Death of Pablo Escobar Pablo, Manuela (Daughter) Sebastian Marroquin (Son) and Maria Victoria Henao Escobar Following a dramatic shootout in December 1993, Manuela Escobar lost her father forever. This eventually reached its tipping point when she was 9 years of age. As a result, she grew up without any sense of stability, which meant she couldn’t attend a school like a normal child.
Before she could walk, she was constantly on the run, fleeing the authorities. However, growing up as the daughter of Pablo Escober wasn’t always fun for Manuela. Another also includes the famous story, of Pablo burning cash bills of up to $2 million to keep her warm while they hid in the Medellin mountainside.
Some of those extreme lengths include arranging tutors who came to teach her in their various secret hideouts, attempting to turn a horse into a unicorn for her (the horse died in the process).
To Manuela, Pablo was a loving father who went to any length to show his love and affection for his family. Not only did she enjoy all the comfort money could buy but she also experienced a different side of Escobar. Getting raised under The King of Cocaine, Manuela was privy to all the luxury and enjoyment you would expect from a modern-day tech billionaire. One of the interesting facts about growing up as the daughter of a drug lord is you get to experience a different side to your father’s violent and ruthless reputation. She is one of two children born to her mother, the other being a brother named Juan Pablo. Manuela was born on the 25th of May 1984, to Pablo Escobar and Maria Victoria Henaoas in Colombia. Growing Up As The Daughter Of A Drug Lord
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