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Angela Torres Said She Stole It in Japan and Javier Milei Crossed It: “Virus kuka...”
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Canal C Ángela Torres was surprised to learn that he stole in Japan: “Is it so serious?” During a distended interview with No One Says Anything (Luzu TV), Angela Torres released an unexpected confession that didn’t go well with the public. While she was talking about her trip to Japan—to whom it was for her birthday with her then partner, Rusherking—the actress and singer admitted to stealing “a few things.” “Is it very serious?” she asked naive…
The singer and actress Angela Torres was invited to Luzu TV to talk about her new song and, in addition, commented on some issues related to her personal life. During the interview on the show hosted by Nico Occhiato, the actress commented that she traveled to Japan and stole some things, justifying herself in an unusual way, which generated...
In the face of the energy crisis that strikes the country, the president continues to reproach artists and figures of the show. This time he targeted Angela Torres, whom he called “kuka” after a comment on the program Luzu TV.
Last Thursday morning, Angela Torres visited Luzu TV's flat and told how it went on a recent trip to Japan. In dialogue with Nicolás Occhiato and the rest of Nobody's team says anything, she told that she enjoyed from long days to sheer fun and activities. However, she drew attention to a confession she made as a joke: “I stole a few little things also in Japan.” Relating to the fact with situations of her adolescence, she recalled: “When she le…
Angela Torres was a trend in networks after an unusual confession she made during her participation as a guest driver in the Nobody Says Nothing program. In the midst of a relaxed talk, the actress revealed that during her recent trip to Japan she stole “a couple of things.” “Now that I went to Japan I stole a couple of things. In Japan they are all so correct that no one imagines that they can steal. I am Argentinian, I had to do it,” she said …
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