The alleged infidelity of Argentine actor Luciano Castro to Griselda Siciliani has once again become the center of attention. Journalist Fernanda Iglesias has shared new compromising audio messages on Puro Show, which would expose the actor during his time in Madrid.
According to the Noticias Argentinas news agency, the journalist this time shared two voice messages that Castro allegedly sent to Sarah Borrell, the young woman with whom he allegedly had an encounter while performing a theater season in the Spanish capital.
In one of the messages, he is heard saying: "Good morning, beautiful. I have to go film in Bilbao and I would like to know if before I leave I can see you, give you a hug, a kiss." He then doubles down on the invitation and adds: "If you have to work tomorrow, you can come and sleep at my house. You get up early and go to your job, you're two blocks away."
What drew the most attention was the particular "technique" the actor is said to have used to avoid being recognized. In the recordings, Castro imitates the Madrid accent and uses typical Spanish expressions from Spain, such as "curro" (work), "venga" (come on), or "gilipollas" (asshole), in addition to addressing the young woman with the informal "tú", a form of address not common in Argentina.
Iglesias also shared another audio that would further compromise the actor, as it mentions a supposed work trip to Bilbao that, according to the journalist, would not have occurred. "Since yesterday I only think of you," says one of the messages. "Y si no puedes, venga, está todo bien" ("And if you can't, come on, it's all fine").
