Talk:Sandro de América

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[edit] Sandro is not Romani (but his grandfather was)

This article, without any surce, insist to afirm that Sandro is Romani, but he is not. Sandro was called "Gitano" ("Gipsy") for the first time in the latter sixties, because he represent a movie character, who was Gipsy. The film is called "Gitano" (1969). In Argentina the nickname "Gitano" is very common, and it has no relation with belonging or not to the Romani community. Hope somebody can arrenge this wrong information. Regards, --Roblespepe 21:58, 15 November 2007 (UTC)

OK, I've just saw this interview where Sandro himself says that his grandfather was "Gitano" (Romani). I don't know if it's enough to consider him Romani, but it's something I didn't know, so I will add this information to his article in the Spanish Wikipedia. So I appologize for my former comment. Regards, --Roblespepe 22:05, 15 November 2007 (UTC)