Guillermo Dávila Daughter Won’t Speak – Exclusive Reveal
- Venezuelan actor and singer Guillermo Dávila,age 70,disclosed a long-standing estrangement from his daughter,Marielena Dávila,age 33,during an appearance on the Peruvian television program "El valor de la Verdad" (The...
- Dávila indicated that Marielena's resentment stems from the revelation of her half-brother, Vasco, in Peru, whom she initially did not recognize as her sibling.
- When questioned by interviewer Beto Ortiz about whether his daughter was "angry" with him, Dávila affirmed that she was, but suggested this might change with maturity.
Guillermo Dávila Reveals Estrangement from Daughter Marielena Dávila
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Updated as of December 24, 2025, at 21:35:06 PST.
Background
Venezuelan actor and singer Guillermo Dávila,age 70,disclosed a long-standing estrangement from his daughter,Marielena Dávila,age 33,during an appearance on the Peruvian television program ”El valor de la Verdad” (The Value of Truth). Dávila shared that he has not communicated with Marielena for eight years, and is awaiting a response to a message sent during that time. Marielena Dávila is the daughter of Dávila and Venezuelan television presenter Chiquinquirá Delgado.
The Source of Resentment
Dávila indicated that Marielena’s resentment stems from the revelation of her half-brother, Vasco, in Peru, whom she initially did not recognize as her sibling. He stated, “It is understandable to a certain extent that a child resents that a little, right?” according to reporting from the program.
Dávila’s Perspective
When questioned by interviewer Beto Ortiz about whether his daughter was “angry” with him, Dávila affirmed that she was, but suggested this might change with maturity. He also implied that Marielena, as a performer herself (an actress who sings and plays), should be equipped to navigate the situation.
Ongoing Situation
As of December 24, 2025, the status of communication between Guillermo Dávila and Marielena Dávila remains unresolved. The details of this situation were first reported on Peruvian television, highlighting the personal challenges faced by public figures.