Nodal Reveals the Wealth of Ángela Aguilar: “My Wife Owns Half of Zacatecas”

• Ángela Aguilar’s Wealth
• Nodal ‘Exposes’ Her ‘Fortune’
• El Soyate, a Family Symbol

While on his “Pa’l Cora Tour 2025,” Christian Nodal made an unexpected—and instantly viral—revelation: during a live stream, the singer jokingly boasted about the vast fortune of his wife, Ángela Aguilar.

The moment took place during a laid-back stream with popular content creator ElMariana, where Nodal spent nearly an hour in a relaxed setting filled with music, jokes, and candid exchanges.

Unlike traditional interviews, the Sonoran artist appeared casual and open, even improvising songs on his guitar and answering viewer questions.

But what truly caught the internet’s attention was a spontaneous response after ElMariana asked if he owned a ranch.

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“Do you own a ranch or anything like that, man? No? You should get one and take me—I’d love to have a horse,” joked the streamer, laughing with Nodal.

The singer’s response triggered laughter—and a flood of online reactions: “No, but my wife owns half of Zacatecas,” he said as he adjusted items on camera.

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Though clearly said in jest, the comment quickly went viral, referencing the Aguilar family’s legacy and the properties believed to be part of Ángela’s inheritance.

While there is no official documentation confirming that Ángela Aguilar directly owns land or ranches in Zacatecas, the Aguilar Dynasty is known to have deep roots in the region.

The Aguilar Legacy in Zacatecas

One of the family’s most iconic sites is El Soyate Ranch, located in Villanueva, Zacatecas—a place of great symbolic value for both the family and fans of ranchera music.

The ranch was purchased by Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre, Ángela’s grandparents, who turned it into a family refuge and a symbol of their artistic and cultural legacy.

They were laid to rest in a chapel built on the property, surrounded by gardens and traditional Mexican architecture.

Ángela has often spoken fondly of the ranch, calling it her favorite place in Mexico and recalling spending much of her childhood there.

In her own words: “That’s where I feel at peace, like time stands still.”

In a previous interview on the show Sale el Sol, Marcela Rubiales, daughter of Flor Silvestre, clarified that El Soyate was inherited by her brothers, Pepe and Toño Aguilar.

“It’s for my brothers, Toño and Pepe, because they’re the ones who’ve worked that land,” Rubiales said, referring to her mother’s will.

Although Nodal’s comment was playful, it reflects public perception of Ángela as a member of one of the most influential families in Mexican regional music.

Ángela Aguilar and Her Career

Beyond her last name, Ángela has built her own successful career, with hits like “El Equivocado” and “Nadie se va como llegó”, which have contributed to her personal wealth.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Ángela Aguilar’s estimated net worth is $5 million, while her father, Pepe Aguilar, is said to be worth $10 million.

In comparison, Christian Nodal is estimated to have a fortune of $20 million, thanks to his success in the mariacheño genre, which blends mariachi and norteño styles.

The couple—whose relationship has captured media attention since going public—appear to enjoy a bond built on mutual respect and admiration for each other’s achievements.

Nodal vs. Ángela: Net Worth and Love Story

In a past interview on Mike Salazar’s YouTube channel, Nodal shared how his interest in Ángela began when they recorded “Dime cómo quieres” together.

Since then, their story has become a frequent topic in interviews, on social media, and now, during live streams.

And although the phrase “my wife owns half of Zacatecas” was a joke, it underscores the symbolic and real weight of the Aguilar name in the Mexican entertainment industry, noted El Financiero.