A Mother’s Perspective: Raising Adult Sons

Mexican music icon Gloria Trevi, known for her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence, recently shared insights into her approach to motherhood, particularly as her sons, Ángel Gabriel and Miguel Armando, have grown into adulthood. Trevi emphasizes the importance of trust, respect, and unwavering support in her relationship with her children.

Trevi’s journey as a mother began in 2002 with Ángel Gabriel, followed by Miguel Armando in 2005. She describes her current stage of motherhood as a cherished space, balancing a protective instinct with the understanding that her sons need the freedom to navigate their own paths.

Open Communication: The Foundation of trust

Central to Trevi’s parenting philosophy is open communication. she fosters an environment where her sons feel comfortable sharing their experiences, even the difficult ones. In a recent interview, Trevi highlighted the strong bond she shares with her sons:

They have enough confidence. Thank God. They talk to me as they begin to fall in love… if they break their hearts… they come with me and share it to me.
Gloria Trevi, in an interview with The New Day

This level of trust is crucial, especially as young adults navigate the complexities of relationships and personal growth. According to a 2024 study by the Pew Research Center, young adults who report having open communication with their parents are more likely to seek their advice and support during challenging times.

Beyond Advice: A Mother’s Unconditional Support

Trevi’s commitment extends beyond simply offering advice. she actively ensures her sons’ safety and well-being,even as they enjoy their independence. She recounted instances where she prioritizes their safety, offering to drive them and their friends home after social gatherings, ensuring they arrive safely.

This proactive approach reflects a deep sense of responsibility and a desire to protect her children from harm, without stifling their freedom. It’s a delicate balance that many parents of young adults strive to achieve.

“Ráncame”: A Tribute to Maternal Love

Trevi’s maternal love isn’t confined to her personal life; it also finds expression in her music. Her new album,”El Flight,” features the song “Ráncame,” a deeply personal tribute to her own mother.The song explores the poignant realization of seeing a parent age and the emotional impact it has on both the child and the parent.

The emotional weight of the song is evident in Trevi’s own words:

Why didn’t you teach me that to grow I had to see you aging? It is difficult to see yoru hands that were strong and cling now not to fall.
Gloria Trevi, on the inspiration behind “Ráncame”

Trevi hopes that “Ráncame” will encourage listeners to cherish their time with their mothers and appreciate the enduring bond between parent and child. The song’s acoustic arrangement further amplifies it’s emotional resonance, making it a standout track on “El Flight.”