Mario Gas: "It seems as if the human race lived at a very Kaffir point of evolution"

Mario Gas, in the callejón de San Ginés, in Madrid, last week.álvaro garcía

Mario Gas (Montevideo, 73 years old) meets us next to his house, in the San Ginés chocolate shop in Madrid.

His mask hides that this man who was, by his appearance, for Orson Welles, has lost as much weight as Adele, the famous emaciated singer.

When the current disguise is shed, his laugh is also another.

This actor, voice actor, theater director is happy.

His montage

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