Graciela Alfano recalled a funny anecdote with Diego Maradona

Graciela Alfano relived unforgettable moments with great icons in a retro video. In recent hours, the media personality surprised her Instagram followers with an emotional video in her stories, recalling a unique moment in Argentine television.

The actress shared a clip where she is seen with Diego Maradona, Charly García, Joaquín Sabina, and Jorge Guinzburg, in one of the unforgettable episodes of "La Biblia y el Calefón," a humorous show characteristic of the era that Guinzburg hosted from 1997 to 2002.

With a simple yet nostalgic message, the host wrote: "Diego, Charly, Joaquín, Jorge, and I", while sharing the video.

In the images, one can perceive the camaraderie and good humor among the participants, who enjoyed a relaxed atmosphere full of laughter and jokes, a constant in Jorge's shows, known for his irreverent and approachable style.

Joaquín Sabina exchanged in a very funny and flirtatious manner with the diva, and the show's host asked to change the subject, as every time they talked, he felt very uncomfortable. "He's going to take her away," he said, referring to the complicity between Sabina and the former vedette.

With his classic way of defusing tense moments, Maradona added with laughter: "He's going to take her away, and we Argentinians here like idiots, and the Spaniard takes her, I want to die," generating laughter from everyone present.

The video not only highlights the quality of the characters present but also the great chemistry that existed between them, leaving a television legacy that continues to be remembered by fans to this day.

The influencer often gifts us with these kinds of memories that allow us to reminisce about her distinguished career in television and entertainment. She invites us to travel back in time and relive those iconic moments that marked an important era.

Graciela's post not only evoked memories among her followers but also sparked a wave of nostalgic comments and admiration for these greats of Argentine history. One of her followers commented: "How wonderful to see them together! The golden age of television."