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Todo para la mujer con Maxine Woodside I Miércoles 08 de abril 2026

·1 hr 33 min·8 clips

Alfredo Adame claims 'El Patrón' tried to fix his Ring Royal fight with Chuy Almada.

1. Todo para la Mujer Wednesday April 8, 2026 is hosted by Ernesto Buitrón in place of Maxine Woodside, who is in Cuernavaca with an exclusive. 2. Panelists Flor Plata and Vicky López join Buitrón at the desk; the program broadcasts simultaneously on Fórmula 103.3 radio, YouTube, and the Fórmula app. 3. The episode's central thread is accountability: who pays a price — legally, professionally, or reputationally — for violence, fraud, or careless speech. 4. Alfredo Adame claims on exclusive audio that Alberto del Rio approached Chuy Almada before their Ring Royal bout and asked Almada to let him win, and that when Almada refused, del Rio's team created a backstage melee that required multiple cameramen to intervene. 5. Adame also reveals that a Porsche Cayman he is seen driving was a gift from a casino sponsor who promised it to him if he won his Ring Royal fight. 6. Alberto del Rio's fate under Mexican law hinges on a 15-day injury threshold: if his wife Carmen's injuries take more than 15 days to heal, preventive detention and a potential 7-year sentence automatically apply. 7. Carmen reportedly told journalist Flor Rubio during a prior call that 'ya se arregló' about a previous del Rio incident, raising the possibility she could retract her current complaint. 8. Pati Chapoy and TV Azteca are discussed for having aired a La Granja VIP narrative that portrayed del Rio as a reformed family man; panelists say Adame had warned the network about del Rio's violent history before the show aired. 9. The Wendy Guevara pedophilia controversy continues to expand, with the panel airing multiple old videos of Las Perdidas making repeated jokes about attraction to minors across different dates. 10. Producer Juan Osorio tells the program he had initially wanted to cast Wendy Guevara in a telenovela but now there is 'no personaje, no hay posibilidades,' representing the first confirmed professional consequence of the controversy. 11. Juan Osorio announces his next telenovela will star Silvia Navarro, Diego Klein, Sergio Sendel, and Paulina Goto, with a theme song performed by Goto. 12. Panelists argue that Wendy's informal video apologies — made 'con tanto jajaja' — are inadequate for a controversy that now threatens her World Cup broadcast deal, VIX partnership, and Casa de los Famosos involvement. 13. The program marks April 8 as both the 112th birthday and 24th death anniversary of María Félix, calling her 'la máxima diva del cine mexicano.' 14. Miguel Sabido's 2019 Quien magazine interview reveals Félix was a stutterer who worked to hide the condition, had two ribs removed in 1940 to maintain her figure, and extracted two molars to sharpen her cheekbones. 15. The tribute notes Félix's 47 leading-role films, her pride in her Indigenous ancestry, her marriages including to Agustín Lara, and the 1996 death of her only son Enrique Álvarez Félix. 16. A segment on the mythology surrounding María Félix's burial includes the claim that when her body was exhumed at brother Benjamín Félix's request — to investigate a poisoning allegation — she was found buried face-down and wearing a red thong, which some interpret as a ritual of brujería she was known to practice. 17. The hosts note that Alejandro Jodorowsky described witnessing evidence of Félix's occult practices in his book El Maestro y las Magas, written around his time directing the theater production Lucrecia Borgia. 18. The Lalo Gutiérrez segment reports on a new restaurant called Casa Félix opening at MTP (Mercado del Puerto) in tribute to María Félix, with Lalo attending the inauguration. 19. The episode maintains a fast-paced variety format with reporter packages, exclusive audio, and multi-panelist debate, running across radio, YouTube, and app streams. 20. This broadcast suits Spanish-speaking fans of Mexican entertainment history, celebrity legal drama, and showbiz controversy; it is less relevant to listeners unfamiliar with Mexican TV and film culture.

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