The renowned stylist Roberto Giordano He died at the age of 75, after an operation he had undergone to place a pacemaker.
As it turned out, Giordano had undergone scheduled surgery for a heart condition at the Mater Dei sanatorium, located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo.
The stylist had three bypasses, as he had revealed in May of this year. The first versions point to cardiac arrest during the procedure.
Giordano, known for being the hairdresser of celebrities, had cardiological care in Uruguay, where he lived, although he had decided to continue his clinical care in Buenos Aires.
Throughout his extensive career he became the stylist of different celebrities, such as Mirtha Legrand, Teté Coustarot, Valeria Mazza, Nicole Neumann and Pampita, as well as personalities linked to politics, such as Zulema Yoma and Inés Pertiné. , wife of former president Fernando De la Rúa.
In addition, the parades that it organized annually on the coast became a classic every summer.
His remains will be laid to rest in the next few hours and this Saturday they will be transferred to the Chacarita cemetery.
His colleague and friend Fabio Cuggini said that he had recently spoken with Giordano, who lived in Uruguay with his loved ones and children.
For his part, Miguel Romano defined the stylist as “a very hard-working, hard-working guy, a great guy, I know he had a lot of work problems. The labor trials are very sinister.”
For his part, beauty professional Ruben Orlando remembers him as “a hard-working guy who was wrong about many things.”
In this sense he made reference to the moment when the stylist went bankrupt.
In December 2010, the Commercial Justice ordered the measure after its creditors rejected the proposal made within the framework of the preventive bankruptcy.
Fourteen years later, just a few months ago he received a sentence after admitting his guilt in an abbreviated trial for hiding his income from justice.
In that sense, Giordano had assured: “I pleaded guilty because I wanted to turn the page, no longer look back, look forward. Not think about the economy and take care of my health.”
Although the court had asked him not to leave the country when the Covid quarantine ended, the stylist moved to the Uruguayan city of Maldonado, and was currently teaching hairdressing classes via Zoom.
Source: Ambito
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