The renowned Argentine actor Ricardo Darín participated as a guest on the show La Divina Noche de Dante, hosted by Dante Gebel, where he reminisced about a difficult stage in his life. Darín candidly stated that he was used to "cover up something very big" in a car smuggling case that took place in 1991.
In the interview, Darín revealed: "In that case, which was never fully clarified, it took 10 years to find out if I was at the head of an organization that was bringing smuggled cars. There are still people who claim that I was bringing stolen cars from Paraguay," he expressed, visibly affected by the memories of that complicated moment.
The actor, who was finally acquitted in 2002, confessed that this experience left deep scars in his life. During the conversation, Darín emphasized that the episode of smuggling imported cars was an unresolved scandal that affected him personally and professionally.
In the emotional conversation in Madrid, where he is promoting the play Scenes from a Marital Life alongside Andrea Pietra, Darín delved into the repercussions of that episode, describing it as a devastating blow in his life. "I was used to cover up something very big," Darín asserted, hinting at the existence of interests beyond the scandal.
This dark moment in the life of the Argentine actor resurfaced during the talk on the television program, showing the impact of that period of uncertainty and accusations on Ricardo Darín's career and reputation. The situation, which dates back to 1991, remains a complicated chapter in the actor's life, despite having been ultimately acquitted.
