Argentina Mourns Sandro's Death
BUENOS AIRES - The entire Argentine media
has dedicated large spaces to express grief
for the death of famous singer songwriter
Sandro.
Since a team of surgeons announced his death
last night, after 45 days fighting for life
after a heart-lung transplant, all TV
channels and radio stations have dedicated
programs to refer to his life and make known
messages by the people.
The written press has also joined the
homage, with analysis, commentaries, and
reports on the life and work of who was
baptized in that country as El Gitano, the
Elvis Presley of Argentina, and Sandro of
America.
A special note on Sandro's presence in
cinema refers to his participation in 13
films between 1965 and 1980, and his later
incursions as director, with the film Tu me
enloqueces (You Drive Me Crazy).
A long line is already at the entrance of
the Congress building, where his body will
be laid for the people to bid farewell until
Wednesday, when he will be buried. |
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