Ricardo Darín gave an interview to El Hormiguero on Monday, April 24. The actor, who presented the film Argentina, 1985, recounted a paranormal experience that he lived.
“I had an experience. We were doing theater in a city in the interior of Argentina called Bell Ville, which is very close to another one called San Francisco. We had finished a show and we couldn’t have dinner in that place because all the restaurants had already closed. restaurants, it was late. We decided, the whole group of actors, very young at that time, to get into a car that we had, that we only had one, we were seven people, and we decided to drive the 40 or 45 kilometers that separate Bell Ville from San Francisco We went to San Francisco to try to have dinner because there they were waiting for us in a restaurant,” he said.
“When we were going along the road, a UFO, an unidentified flying object, suddenly appeared in front of us, high up in the sky. It was like a kind of vase and I couldn’t exactly specify the color. From blue it turned to red, it was more very purplish”, commented. “Something very curious happened and it is that I thought that all of us who were in the car had seen it, I thought that, but nobody said anything. He disappeared, we arrived in San Francisco for dinner and at the table I brought up the subject, what Is that what we just saw? And only one person agreed with me, the others thought I was crazy,” he added.
In the program, Darín spoke about the passage of time and shared a reflection on age. “I believe that you can be born old and die young. There are many people who, sadly, due to the circumstances of their lives, do not have a good time, they drag their feet, that kind of thing. And I see very adult people who see them and are full of vitality,” he said.
In addition, the interpreter shared an inspiring quote. “I have read her, she is not mine, but I took her over. One must live life trying not to forget that brilliant person who was in himself. You must never forget that,” the artist stressed.
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