Padilla, identifies as Ariel López, is apparently intimidating Coco Levy with the intent of exposing private information related to their shared family background.
In the heart of the entertainment industry, a heated public feud has erupted between Ariel López Padilla and Coco Levy. The dispute, centred around allegations of fraud, came to light in August 2025, during interviews and media appearances where López Padilla expressed strong criticism and outrage against Levy, claiming financial wrongdoing.
The controversy has drawn reactions from various quarters, including statements from students at the Centro de Educación Artística (CEA), responding to the controversy stirred by López Padilla’s accusations. At the core of the feud is López Padilla’s allegation that Levy engaged in fraudulent behaviour concerning property transactions. However, specific legal details or responses from Coco Levy have not been detailed in the available sources.
López Padilla, despite the ongoing dispute, sympathises with Levy's current situation of being without work and facing disdain from his daughters. The two men are former brother-in-laws, with Mariana Levy, Coco Levy's late sister, having a daughter named María with López Padilla.
In a statement made at the Teatro Renacimiento in Mexico City, López Padilla claimed that Levy closed doors for him at Videocine. He also stated that he could ruin Levy's reputation with proof of dark secrets. López Padilla renounced being the executor of Mariana Levy's inheritance to avoid putting his own reputation at risk.
López Padilla has warned Levy to stop speaking ill of him. He also accused Levy of being envious, as López Padilla has had work without the help of Emilio Azcárraga. López Padilla intervened when Levy sold a property that belonged to his daughter María.
López Padilla has endured 20 years of Talina Fernández, Levy's mother, speaking badly about him and distorting his character. Despite this, he remains silent to avoid affecting his daughter María.
Coco Levy, currently in crisis and considered persona non grata, has several demons haunting him, according to López Padilla. Mariana Levy passed away on April 29, 2005.
It is important to note that this article presents factual information based on available sources. The specific legal details and responses from Coco Levy have not been detailed in the available sources. The tragic deaths of Pato and Mariana Levy, children of Talina Fernández, are not mentioned in this paragraph.
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