Daniel Angelici celebrated his 60th birthday with a full-blown party in which no emissary from Javier Milei’s government participated, which confirms the tension between the historic judicial operator of Macrismo and the president.
El Tano lent his Origami restaurant on Costanera Norte to entertain guests from the UCR and the PRO, especially Jorge Macri. Angelici, who is fond of gastronomic ventures, played a key role in the distribution of land for the renovated center under the Miter viaduct.
The Milanese of loin with noodles with cream was one of the still life dishes that tried to disguise a chic menu. The entrance had stripped away any hint of popularity: the guests attacked the fire bar, sushi and the Patagonian tapas.
The party lasted until four in the morning and the guests ate every hour, like in a chicken farm.
While Los Palmera played live, they tasted a tomato risotto, buffalo burrata and tomato pesto. They enjoyed the sweets table to the music of the violin. At the time of La Konga hits, caramelized apples with American cream ice cream and almond crumble. For those who preferred something more diet, there was dulce de leche volcano with banana ice cream.
Those who endured the meal until the end, pounced on the subpar pizzas and hamburgers while delighting in the elaborate melodies of Los Totora. The final prize was a table of chocolates that the brave ones classified as “post-nuclear.”
