This is the house where El Polaco and Barby Silenzi lived before separating.

In the exclusive southern area of Greater Buenos Aires, "El Polaco" Cwirkaluk shared a luxurious house with his ex-partner, the dancer Barby Silenzi. This home, which the artist showcased on several occasions on his social media, is filled with details that combine comfort, modernity, and plenty of style.

The house is spread over two floors and features five bedrooms, each with a unique design. Upon entering, the spacious living room becomes the heart of the house. There, a generous sofa invites family moments, while light gray tones and black accents add a touch of sophistication. Large windows allow natural light to flood the rooms, creating a warm and welcoming space to enjoy daily life.

Every corner of the house reflects the owners' personalities. However, one of the most distinctive spaces is the exclusive and unique studio of "El Polaco." This place, which the artist described as his "cave," is specially designed so he can express himself through music.

With an acoustic drum set, a keyboard, and walls adorned with records celebrating his career, the studio also houses iconic photos alongside great figures. Among them, one image stands out with Diego Armando Maradona and another dedicated to the late Rodrigo Alejandro Bueno, better known as El Potro.

The exterior of the house is equally impressive. With a swimming pool that invites relaxation and a large park offering unparalleled views of the country club's lake, the place becomes a true oasis. The neighborhood's artificial lake adds a touch of nature and exclusivity, completing the perfect setting for those who enjoy the outdoors and tranquility.

Over the years, the artist has shared with his followers various corners of this house on several occasions, showcasing both family moments and musical rehearsals in his studio.

Each post revealed not only the modern and carefully curated aesthetic of the place along with exclusive details and decoration, but also the importance this space held for him as an artistic and personal refuge.