1. Personal life

2. As a Businessman

3. Theatrical productions

4. Book

5. Filmography

6. References

Personal life

Born in Florence, Italy on March 28th of 1973 he immigrated to Argentina with his father when he was two years old.

Luciano Garbellano is noted for dating renown vedettes, or leading ladies, and famous Argentina women. ^[4] Women such as: Moria Casán^[5], Belén Lavallén, Nazarena Vélez^[6][7] and Daniela Cardone^[8] among others. One of Luciano's best known phrases being “more girlfriends than friends”.{{Citation needed|date=March 2019}}

As a Businessman

He participated in several enterprises, some of them like Director of Spartacus entertainment Group, San Isidro Films, LG Productions, Moria Casán’s School of Arts. He owns several media, one of them is elinformanteshow.com^[9] and the radio station 93.5 of Capital Federal. He also owns a number of theaters: the Picadilly Theater ^[10] in Capital Federal, the Coral Theater in Villa Carlos Paz, the Neptuno Theater in Mar del Plata, among others. He was part of the presidency of the Arroyo Seco Athletic Club “Los Picantes”. He has worked on several ventures with Moria Casán, including the opening of two gastronomic venues in the city of Buenos Aires: Moria Grill^[11][12] and Moria Restoy.^[13]

Theatrical productions

Released in 2001 at the Teatro Bar (Villa Carlos Paz) with Tristán, Adriana Salgueiro, {{ill|Mario Sánchez (actor, born 1936)|lt=Mario Sánchez|es|Mario Sánchez}} and Rodolfo Altamirano. It was for this work that in 2001 Mónica Ayos was considered the summer revelation vedette.

It was a joint production of Luciano Garbellano with Tristan, which the latter headed the cast with Panam (Laura Franco), Isable Sarli, Alacrán, Florencia De La V, Claudia Fantini and Mudo Esperanza. It was presented at the Cielo theater and was written by Néstor Robles with choreography by Claudia Fantini and Rodolfo Altamirano.

Staged the first time the 25th December in the Cielo Theater with Tristán, Juan Acosta, Claudia Albertario, Alejandra Pradón, "Mudo" Esperanza, Sabrina Pettinatto, Lía Salgado and cast.

Ethel Rojo after more than two decades, returned to the theater in Carlos Paz thanks to the proposal of Luciano Garbellano with his work Humor Gypsy. The premiere was at the Coral theater, completing the cast Rene Bertrand, Marixa Balli, Claudia Fantini, Marcelo Polino, Mariana Arias and Leandro Gazzia.

His first magazine play in the city of San Luis leaded by Claudia Albertario, Marixa Balli, Jackeline Dutrá and Gino Renni^[14], with production of Moria Casán and Luciano Garbellano.

Presented at the CORAL theater in Villa Carlos Paz, it was rated as the most successful work of the summer with functions every day of the week. The cast was headed by Maria Casan and Nazarena Vélez with Juan Acosta, Belen Francese, Luis Ventura, Marcela Feudale, and the work was written by Atilio Veronelli. On February 4, 2009 Nazarena Vélez was disengaged from the cast and joined Claudia Ciardone and Fernanda Vives were added to the cast.

Released in November 2012 at the Coral Theater of Villa Carlos Paz, a work by Luciano Garbellano and Moria Casán, who make up the cast in conjunction with Gustavo Moro, Luis Ventura, Vanina Escudero, Waldo, Vanesa Carbone, Sabrina Ravelli, Andrea Rincón and Belén Tellez, among others. Also participating were "el Negro" Videla and Fabio "La Mole" Moli, for a total of 35 artists directed by Moria Casán.

Produced in the summer of 2012 together with Darío Arellano with Coco Silly, as the protagonist and accompanied by Sergio Denis ^[15] in the Coral Theater of Villa Carlos Paz.

On July 29 was made the official presentation to the press of "Mujeres de Ceniza", a co-production of Aldo Funes with Luciano Garbellano, directed by Roberto Antier that has a star cast of four great figures of yesterday today and always, together by first time on stage: Nora Cárpena, Mercedes Carreras, Zulma Faiad and Silvia Montanari.

Book

In the year 1998 he released his book “Spartacus: a Story of Sex, Power and Videos”.^[16] which was only edited once and was a best seller with 500,000 sold copies.^[17]

Filmography

In the year 2011 Luciano Garbellano acted and produced the movie "Juez"^[17][18] which denounced corruption and promiscuity of a judge of the supreme court.

References

• Crosstalk measurement
• Crosstalk (telecommunication)
• Crosstar
• Cross Technological Enterprises
• Cross tha Canal
• Cross That Line
• Cross That Line (Rick Ross song)
• Cross the Argentine Nation for the Heroic Valour in Combat
• 'Cross the Breeze
• Cross the Canal
• Cross the Road
• Cross the T's and Gouge Your I's
• Crosstie
• Cross tie
• Cross-tie
• Cross Timbers
• Cross Timbers Middle School
• Cross timbers middle school
• Cross Timbers Park
• Cross Timbers State Park
• Cross-Time Kangs
• Crosstime Traffic
• Crosstime Traffic Watt-Evans
• Cross toad
• Cross to the Heroic Valour in Combat