Joaquín Levinton appeared as a guest on the program “La noche perfecta”, hosted by Sebastián Wainraich on eltrece, and told a funny anecdote about the day Andrés Calamaro came to see him at his house in Spain.
“The first time I lived alone, everything was falling apart, that’s where the rat that lived in the kitchen was, under the oven. I would throw a rock and the rat would come out and that’s when I dared to go in,” the Turf singer began to tell us.
Levinton recalled that “one day Andrés Calamaro came and found that rat. He said to me, ‘Joaquín, do you have anything to eat that is typically from Madrid?’ I went to the kitchen and said, ‘Will the rat be there?’ I opened the fridge and everything was empty, except for a packet of mayonnaise that should have been in the trash and I saw a loaf of bread that had been chewed by the rat and also by my cat, which was called La cantina de David.”
“The rat and the cat were playing with the bread that was a year old. That bread was lying around in the kitchen and I put it on the table. Andrés grabs it and says ‘how good’ and puts mayonnaise on it. If that doesn’t kill him…”, he concluded the funny anecdote.
