The city of Carlos Paz is living his theatrical season to the fullest. But among all the stars who went to the Córdoba city for the summer, there is one international that stands out above the rest. The Mexican singer Cristian Castro is causing a sensation.
Castro’s presence surprised several who did not understand the reason for choosing that destination for their vacations, however, love is the answer. The singer whitewashed his relationship with Mariela Sánchez, a renowned auctioneer in the area. “She is a well-known businesswoman because she is dedicated to renting and selling mansions in Carlos Paz, especially during the season. This summer he rented a beautiful house to Florencia Peña and Nazarena Vélez,” Susana Roccasalvo’s program on Channel 9 detailed in Implacables.
Based on Carlos Paz, Castro became the most requested celebrity by tourists and his walks and presences in public places are interrupted by dozens of people asking for photos or videos. Overshadowing the rest of the local showbiz, the Mexican is an attraction almost on the level of Carlos Paz’s famous Cuckoo Clock.
Castro’s new life in Argentina even brings job offers and the possibility of becoming one of Carlos Paz’s main attractions for the current season and even for 2025. After going with his partner to see a performance of “Mamma mine” at the Luxor Theatre, The singer and his girlfriend were received by the producer Miguel Pardo, who neither dull nor lazy outlined a future business.“I have a proposal to make you.. Since you like my province and my city so much: next year we are going to have the great musical comedy Pretty Woman at the Luxor theater. “I want you to play the role of Richard Gere,” said the theater producer.
“Is it a challenge or a proposal?” asked the singer-songwriter. “A challenge,” said Pardo. “Then, I accept the challenge,” the Mexican responded as the guests began a standing ovation. “It’s very curious because I would like to do musicals, apart from acting,” added the artist. In addition to this proposal, The producer invited him to do two or three musical shows at the Luxor during this season. to which Cristian Castro responded: “Hey, I would love to, let’s do two weekends.”
Thus, the Mexican who has always found one of his most inviting and faithful audiences in the Argentine public has everything ready to join the season next year and pave the way with recitals for the remainder of this summer. Love seems to have brought him new business and new success.
