“What a night, Teté!” It became an indelible mark of the stylist every time he led a show with the former model.
Among the many indelible marks that Roberto Giordano left in popular culture, beyond his work as a hairdresser and stylist, one of his phrases forever sealed the great friendship he maintained in all these years with Teté Coustarot. “What a night, Teté!” was the catchphrase that the late coiffeur repeated in every show he had to lead with the former model.
“What a night, Teté!” It became an indelible mark of the stylist every time he led a fashion show with the former model.
“What a night, Teté!” It became an indelible mark of the stylist every time he led a fashion show with the former model.
In one of her last appearances as a guest on La Noche de Mirtha (El Trece), which occurred in December of last year, Teté recalled a double parade that she led in Pinamar with Giordano in the '90s. That is where the famous phrase in question would have arisen. As he told in his anecdote, on the second night of the show, the models' boyfriends were sitting in the front row and they looked tired. Teté had an idea to lift their spirits and agreed that, when she said “What a night, Roberto!”, everyone would get up to applaud her “as if something extraordinary had happened.”
For years, Roberto Giordano and Teté Coustarot led the parades in Punta del Este