Trivia

His first job in the US was as a bus boy serving water and coffee at the Beverly Hilton Hotel to famous movie stars like Cary Grant after the Oscar's parties.

While on a European tour, during his singing career, he performed at the famous private club Valentino in Stockholm.

While living for two years in Hawaii, he became a Paramedic and worked with the Medical Examiner's Office in Honolulu.

Was an International TWA flight attendant and Purser, based in Boston, for several years.

Was a college instructor teaching Spanish at Santa Monica College in Los Angeles.

Frank Sinatra's daughter, Nancy Sinatra, gave him his first pass to the Warner Studios shortly after he arrived in the US.

His idols are Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra and George Clooney.

Was told by actor Roger Smith on the set of Mr. Roberts at Warner Studios," you need to ask producers for help to become an actor, not other actors!".

He did his undergraduate work first at Santa Monica College before transferring to UCLA for a B.A.

His father was a major in the Argentine Military.

People always used to tell him that he looked like actor Tony Curtis.

Arriving in Los Angeles with only $5 found himself homeless for a time sleeping at the Greyhound Bus Station.

He atributes his lucky stars in Hollywood to having found a $20 bill in the corner of Hollywood and Vine the first day he arrived in Los Angeles.

On his 50th birthday his wife gave him fifty individually wrapped birthday presents.

March 6 2016 received a Certificate of Recognition from the Mayor of Los Angeles Eric Garcetti for his participation in the Broadway International Film Festival.

Was elected Convention Delegate at Sag Aftra in 2022.

He is the oldest of five siblings, all of whom followed his lead and eventually emigrated to the United States.

He was a celebrity guest on "Cooking With The Stars" on Spanish Network "Telemundo" when his career was focused entirely on his recording career.

Received a Diploma of Congratulations for the release of his first album "Hablando Solo De Amor" from then Mayor of Los Angeles Tom Bradley, on February 18, 1988.

When first arriving in Los Angeles found himself sleeping for a week at the Greyhound Bus Station in downtown Los Angeles.

Although he grew up predominantly in Buenos Aires, he lived in Mendoza, Patagonia and Entre Rios as a child because his father was a Major in the Argentine Army.

His wife, Lynne Alana Delaney, is also an actor.

He arrived in Los Angeles from Argentina at 19, and with only $5 in his pocket, and was homeless for a while.