Two years after his death, Ricardo Montaner remembered Gerardo Rozín with an unreleased video

This March 11th two years have passed since the death of the beloved Gerardo Rozin (1970-2022) e Ricardo Montaner (66) remembered him with a heartfelt message on social media.

On his Instagram account, where he has more than eight and a half million followers, the singer is liked So, in love, I will miss you AND kiss Meamong many others, he shared a video from years ago of Rosario’s journalist and driver.

In the images, Rozín is seen in the foreground, speaking into a cell phone camera. “Follow me, changeo,” she says and motions for the person recording him to follow.

Immediately afterwards Gerardo approaches Montaner, who is with his back to a group of people. He touches his shoulder and says, “Montaner, how are you? Excuse me”.

“It’s true that on Sunday you will sing live for the first time, what will you do now?” Ricardo shakes his head and turns away.

“Damn, I miss you so much, dear Rozín.”the singer wrote along with the memory, clarifying that he always keeps in mind the person who was his great friend.

It should be noted that Rozín was the one who created and led for several years The rock of Morfi (Telefe), for this reason he has formed bonds and friendships with various musical artists such as Soledad Pastorutti, Los Tekis, Los Nocheros, Luciano Pereyra and Raúl Lavié. Everyone saluted him online at the time of Rosario’s death.

It is not the first time that Montaner remembers the journalist online. In 2021, when the news of his departure emerged, after having fought a serious illness for months, the singer wrote a heartfelt message on Instagram

“You can give me your condolences and I will accept it as a right,” he said.

He added: “I have been friends with an incredible man for 17 years. Best interviewer I’ve ever had and one of the fingers on the hand that counts the few real friends I have.

“In the end he was right, he would have left soon, I have pain and anger, but I also have a deep gratitude for all the speeches he gave me and for all the restaurant bills he rushed to pay,” he said emotionally.

“I also appreciate your talent and for choosing all of us Montaners as your immediate family, your family, the place to arrive without notice and with confidence. “Uncle Rozín”, from ‘La Peña’, went away and left us alone,” he continued.

And he stated: “I am sure that God in his infinite mercy has already welcomed him up there, at the top of the sky, where good people like ‘Uncle ROZIN’ must rest.”

Also, at that moment, he shared another postcard in a story and added: “Goodbye to the great friend of the Montaner family… Have a safe journey into eternity Gerardo Rozín.”

Mau and Ricky, Ricardo’s sons at the time, also greeted Rozín with a photo of themselves together.

“An unlikely friendship but as true as a lifetime. We will miss every laugh together, your advice on the restaurants that were always the best and the battle to pay the bill that you always won… The advice… The whores” , the events. Thankful to God for having crossed our path,” they wrote next to the image.