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Angélica Vale and Angélica María launch mother-daughter podcast
Angélica Vale and her mother, Angélica María, have launched a podcast called Las Angélicas.
The Mexican entertainers say the show grew out of conversations and cooking they shared during the pandemic.
They use the podcast to share personal stories, career memories and family advice, with humor and audience questions also part of the format.
Angélica María recalls Mexico’s Golden Age of cinema, when she witnessed stars such as Pedro Infante working at film studios.
The conversations preserve memories from an era few people can describe firsthand and connect listeners with stories from two generations of entertainers.
New episodes are available every Thursday through Pitaya Entertainment.
Angélica Vale and her mother, Angélica María, have launched a podcast called Las Angélicas.
The weekly show features the two sharing family stories, memories, experiences and advice.
Episodes are available on Thursdays through Pitaya Entertainment.
The idea began during the pandemic, when the pair cooked and talked together.
The first episode includes stories about actor Pedro Infante and the Golden Age of Mexican cinema.
- Who
- Angélica Vale and her mother, Angélica María.
- What
- They have launched Las Angélicas, a podcast featuring conversations and anecdotes.
- When
- Episodes are available every Thursday. The article was published on October 22, 2026.
- Where
- Through Pitaya Entertainment.
- Why
- Vale wanted to record her mother's stories and resume their conversations together.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Vale and María began cooking and talking together, an activity that inspired the podcast.
Hola published an interview about the podcast.
New episodes are available through Pitaya Entertainment.
- Podcast
- Las Angélicas
- Hosts
- Angélica Vale and Angélica María
- Platform
- Pitaya Entertainment
- Release schedule
- Thursdays
- First episode subject
- Pedro Infante and the Golden Age of Mexican cinema
What people are saying
We are very excited because I had already worked with Pitaya, and suddenly they said to me: “Hey, we want to keep working together, what shall we do?
My mom lived through the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, and there are very few people left who can talk about those things.
Yes, so they can come and have a little coffee and find out about many things: artists, ourselves, what is happening in the world… and lots of gossip.