Miguel Angel Brindisi speaking about the Club Atletico Huracan 1969

Bs. As .: Report to the footballer Miguel Angel Brindisi (right-hand drive), in which he is asked: -If you have dreamed of this Parque Patricios and the successes that now accompany you? -Do you remember, a guardian who makes you, who doesn't let you play, who doesn't think you are a footballer? -Also I understand that it is a very special satisfaction for you, born in Parque Patricios, to be a fan of Hurricane and play in the first Hurricane? -What does Parque Patricios mean to you, for example, this neighborhood in which you were born and which you practically defend footballically in this way? - In another order of things do you have many friends? "Did you ever work here at your father's butcher shop?" -Have you studied? (Answer: Yes and drop out in the second year at the Colegio Nacional Rivadavia) -Why? -Are we already in your second home, Hurricane, what does Hurricane mean to you and how did you get there? -You were already a fan of Hurricane? -Do you know what it would have meant to play in San Lorenzo? -What did selection mean to you? -What did your father say when you received the telegram? -Miguel Angel Brindisi, define in two words someone who has a lot to do with your life as a soccer player, Renato Cesarini? -I remember an anecdote when Cesarini went to look for you at your house to play for the youth, what did you think at the time? (Norberto Longo)
Reference: During the interview they walk through the Parque de los Patricios; through the intersection of Luna and Caseros streets where there is a cafeteria; on Lavarden street where the butcher shop of his father Donato Brindisi is located and at the Club Atlético Huracán stadium. General views of the neighborhood where he grew up.
Date: 6/18/1969
Duration: 4 minutes 34 seconds
Film code: C-00213

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