In the 80’s, Palito Ortega Together with his wife Evangelina Salazar, they acquired a property located in Luján, 70 kilometers from Capital Federal. What was initially a farm, the musician decided to remodel it to turn it into a paradisiacal place with all the comforts so he could enjoy his stay there with his family. The repairs took seven years, but the result was magnificent.
The country house of Palito Ortegacalled “Los Pájaros”, is surrounded by an immense green area, with paths and landscaped areas covered with trees and plants, which the composer himself planted. The imposing landscape and nature that surround the artist’s residence combine with the typical rural design with which the property is built. The house has large interior spaces and a swimming pool with an outdoor gallery.
The singer-songwriter’s residence It has its own chapel, where some of the members of her family were baptized or also married, as is the case of Julieta Ortega with Iván Noble. In addition, it has a music studio, a central fountain that adorns the garden, several specimens of animals, a stable for raising horses., among other sites. Currently, one of the sons of Palito OrtegaEmanuel Ortega with his girlfriend Julieta Prandi are installed in the family country house.
The emotion of Emanuel Ortega
The heir of Palito Ortega, Emanuel Ortega, visited Fernando Dente’s program “Noche al Dente” and gave details of the song he composed exclusively for the presentation of Julieta Prandi’s novel “I would have to be dead” at the Book Fair. The singer said: “She and the person who runs the publishing house came up with the idea that the book would go hand in hand with a song, a kind of lady-in-waiting for the book. It seemed very strange to me, at least I had never heard anything like that. I didn’t really understand what they were asking of me. “They told me I wrote a song with this theme, I was obviously quite immersed in the subject.”
When remembering this moment, the musician became emotional: “It wasn’t easy because when they ask you for something that touches you in some way, directly or indirectly, there is a lot at stake. Many things move inside one.” Later, when talking about the book, he confessed: “For now I couldn’t go back to it because one cannot abstract from the content and everything is very close to me.”
