Gustavo Garzón, an Argentine actor, is excited about the premiere of his new play 'Un hombre solo es demasiado para un hombre solo,' which will debut at Teatro Nün on March 15. In an interview with La Nacion, he reflects on his life experiences, particularly the insights he has gained about love and relationships now that he is 70 years old. Garzón emphasizes that he has come to understand the fine line between love and infatuation during this stage of his life.

The actor shares personal anecdotes about his family life, including the joy of being a grandfather to his two-year-old granddaughter Miranda. He notes that his relationships throughout his life have significantly influenced his perspective on love and have led him to craft narratives that blend personal experience with fiction. Garzón mentions his extensive writing career, where he transitioned from writing fiction for television and film to adapting plays, showcasing his evolution as an artist.

In his new play, Garzón explores themes of solitude and connection, using both reality and fiction to convey the complexities of love. He admits that part of the storyline draws from events that occurred a decade ago but has been enriched by decades of experience as an actor and writer. As the premiere approaches, Garzón is eager to share this narrative with the audience, highlighting that his life story is entwined with the work he presents on stage.