The leading singer of cumbia 420 Elian Valenzuela, better known as L-Gantewas on Mirtha Legrand’s “Mesaza” and caused a sensation: she talked about her new teeth, her bond with Wanda Nara and his problems with the law. What he said, in this note.
L-Gante is happy with his new smile and he showed it during his time at The Night of Mirtha Legrand (eltrece). “You’re wearing new teeth,” Chiqui commented after introducing the artist at her table. “Yes, I’m even embarrassed to wear them, but tonight is the night,” said the RKT singer, laughing.
During the interview, the host took the opportunity to ask the musician how much he had paid for this major aesthetic change. “How much did your teeth cost you?” he said bluntly. Visibly uncomfortable with the question, L-Gante replied: “I think they came out to 500 dollars each.” “Oh! Very expensive!” said Mercedes Ninci, another of the guests.
L-Gante: his relationship with Wanda Nara
The leading singer of cumbia 420 Elián Valenzuela, better known as L-Gante, revealed that He was very close to having a love relationship with the businesswoman and media personality Wanda Narawhen she was in one of her relationship crises with the Galatasaray of Turkey striker Mauro Icardi.
The musician, although he did not confirm that they were together, hinted at it and did so using the phrase “there, almost.”
Invited to the program “La Noche de Mirtha” (El Trece), the host asked him if he had been Wanda’s boyfriend and the artist replied: “No, no, there… almost, let’s say.” In addition, Mirtha Legrand immediately told him that Nara “seemed in love” with him and Valenzuela revealed: “It could be.”
L-Gante also indicated that he met Wanda three days ago, when they were together at a music session.
However, He clarified that there was no intimate encounter, as Wanda stayed at home while he and his team stayed working and enjoying a glass of wine.
L-Gante: his problems with the law, drug use and what he learned in prison
The singer also said that the accusations against him that led to him being detained for almost 100 days were “with malice and with a financial objective,” He added: “I’m young, I didn’t kill anyone, I didn’t rob anyone and it’s all a lie.”
The musician also surprised with a forceful reflection on his drug use and how his life changed after his time in prison. In that regard, revealed that she decided to move away from the substances that were once part of her routine.
“I don’t regret anything. What they did to me was malicious and with a financial objective. I am young, I didn’t kill anyone, I didn’t steal from anyone. It’s all a lie,” he said in statements to the program “La Noche de Mirtha” on El Trece.
Asked by the host about his alcohol consumption, the singer said: “I’m trying to get away from it. I like everything about alcohol, but I try to reduce my consumption.”
And in relation to drugs, he revealed: “No more drugs. “I used to be the biggest pot smoker, but I’m trying to get away from all that. I rarely have any anymore. I might say yes when a fan offers me a drink, but I’m trying to cut back and get away from all that energy-sapping stuff.”
When Valenzuela was told that “marijuana poisons the brains of young kids,” he responded: “I have other ideas about that, but I want to have more energy for my work and my daughter. I felt like it was draining my energy and I don’t want to lose that.”
Regarding his days in prison, L-Gante said: “I was detained for trial. A long stay there. Nothing is finalized yet. No guilty or anything, so I’m waiting for that. I’m in suspense, let’s say. The oral trial begins on October 8. So we’re waiting for that, for it to be resolved. And I, in the meantime, am taking advantage of this freedom to continue working.”
“My job was never to commit crimes or anything like that.. So, in prison I wrote 13 songs, finished an album and we released it two weeks ago. So I’m happy, glad that I was able to release music,” he said.
The musician said that he composed several songs while he was in prison and assured that in jail he was “treated well.” “I was treated well, I have to admit, but because people know me and always want to be in the best possible way. I stay close to them, whether I’m a prisoner or not. It is not good to go to jail or be in prison. I don’t feel guilty either. I just know that I had to attend and present myself through a process that, well, is the law, what can we do about it,” he said.
He also added: “In the dungeon, I looked for the good function, which It made me stop consuming some of the things I was consuming, rest, and eat well. I used it for that and I still use it today. I took the opportunity to rest a little.”
Source: Ambito
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