Sunday, June 23, 2024
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In the media and social networks there is still talk of the episode that left Marina Calabro in the Martín Fierro radio show when she, upon winning her shortlist, dedicates the award to Rolando Barbanosomething that he did not reciprocate when he went up on stage to receive his award.
It was now Susana Roccasalvo who spoke about the subject on Implacables, a television program broadcast on channel 9. The host, who was also present at the award ceremony, stated that she was very close to them and remembered the moment.
“I had them right in front of me, we were just steps away. The vision was excellent, when Marine He takes that breath and says ‘my love’, I look at him Barbano and he makes a gesture with his hands as if to say: ‘you didn’t have to say it,’” he recalled. Suzanne about the scandal of the month.
The panelists at that moment agreed: “He had an ugly look on his face. Not only was it a no, it was annoying, it wasn’t elegant. He was not a gentleman, he could be more gentle.” The driver took the floor to explain what the moment was like when Rolando Barbano He went on stage to receive his statuette and did not name his former love.
“When he spoke he was terrible, even I got the ‘uhh’. Being colleagues, he could have said ‘I dedicate to all my colleagues’” said the host. But the ungentlemanly gesture that the journalist had Rolando Barbano It did not go unnoticed and is still a topic of debate today.
At the end of the story Roccasalvo He came clean and admitted that he approached Marine after what happened to see how she was and commented that: “A few minutes had passed since that episode and she was upset, very sad. It seems to me that the personal got the better of the professional, they are both good professionals, but the personal blocked them.”
In the América TV program, Intrusos, they shared a detail that few knew, they stated: “They were separated but they continued seeing each other, they had a bond. When you are with a person and you have a sentimental bond, you want to share it. “I don’t think she did it on purpose.”
