
In this short conversational excerpt, the interviewer asks the interviewee about his origins and personal background. The interviewee reveals that he was born at Martín de Gainza 855, third floor, in the Caballito neighborhood of Buenos Aires. He comes from a well‑off family that never lacked money, and although his family supports Boca Juniors, he personally follows Ferro Carril Oeste. He recounts a turbulent period around age fifteen when, despite his comfortable upbringing, he fell into a rough crowd and associated with groups such as Mala Junta, Bellaqueo, Rivadavia, al Fondo, and Fanta Pinar, some of whose members are now incarcerated. The dialogue highlights his candid reflection on a self‑described “personal mess” during adolescence and his street experiences in Buenos Aires.










