Sandro, known as “El Gitano,” was a beloved figure in Latin music, celebrated for his charisma and unique style, but faced personal struggles with alcohol and smoking.
Olga Garaventa, Sandro’s wife, breaks her silence 14 years after his death, revealing intimate details about their life together and his vulnerabilities.
Sandro’s career spanned from 1965, during which he transitioned from rock to romantic ballads, achieving iconic status with hits like “Las Manos de Mi Padre” and “Rosa Rosa.”
Despite his fame, Sandro battled significant health issues, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, ultimately leading to his death on January 4, 2010.
His passing prompted a massive public outpouring of grief, with over 50,000 fans attending his funeral to pay tribute to his impact on Latin music and culture.
Olga continues to honor Sandro’s memory, sharing their love story and the enduring legacy he left in the music industry, influencing contemporary artists and the evolution of romantic ballads.
