Years go by, but Mirtha’s table continues to touch on poignant topics. Recently, on the occasion of another anniversary of the death of Alfredo Yabranthe diva invited to her program Gabriel Michiformer teammate of Jose Luis Cabezas. “I never met him; very few Argentines will have met him; normal people, I say, who have not been around him,” said Chiqui about the businessman.
“And one day I was in a restaurant that no longer exists, in Vicente López, and we were with this group that we went out every Saturday. And I was sitting at the table, there were like ten, twelve of us, and I see like this, in a corner, at a round table, to a person who was looking at me, and I say, to myself: ‘that’s Yabrán sitting there,'” Mirtha continued. “He looked at me. And I was talking to another person and I looked at him again, and he looked at me,” she continued.
Then, Mirtha He indicated: “And after a while the maître d’ of the restaurant comes and says to me ‘Madam, they are sending you this bottle of champagne’. I say ‘ah, yes? Who is sending me a bottle of champagne?’. And he says to me: ‘Mr. who is sitting there.’ And I looked and it was Yabrán.” To close the diva she said: “And I tell him ‘no no, tell him that I don’t drink alcohol, give him back the bottle. No, no, I won’t accept the bottle’. The story is authentic.”
Let us remember that Villa Cañás, the host’s hometown, wanted to honor her last year by placing a statue of her. However, true to her style, the lunch diva was honest about the sculpture and she said that she did not like it and asked the mayor Norberto Gizzi Please remake the figure.
A year after this request, the municipality reinstalled the statue in the same place where it had been previously placed and with the corresponding improvements. This time, progress in the work was noted.
“We made the decision to put it back within the framework of a new anniversary of the city,” he said. Gizzi. Likewise, the mayor commented that many wanted to see the statue again: “People asked for it. Not only the inhabitants of Cañás wanted the statue to be put back up, but also the visitors, many of whom came especially in the last year and found themselves that he was no longer there.” “That’s not me,” he said. Legrand on Telenoche about the figure.
