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Maxi López and his son Constantino reveal their father-son dynamic: 'You never answer me'
🇦🇷 Argentina /Culture & Society

Maxi López and his son Constantino reveal their father-son dynamic: 'You never answer me'

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Argentine soccer player Maxi López shared a lighthearted video with his 15-year-old son Constantino, revealing their father-son dynamic.
  • The interaction showed López trying to engage his son in conversation about a soccer training session, receiving typically brief teenage responses.
  • The clip, from López's upcoming reality show, highlights his settled family life in Argentina after his public divorce from Wanda Nara.

Maxi López, the Argentine soccer player, offered a glimpse into his daily life with his teenage son Constantino in a humorous video shared online. The clip, previewing an episode of his upcoming reality show 'Anti 9 (Vestuario Stream),' captured a relatable father-son exchange in a car.

You call me 55 times and when I don't answer, you never answer.

— Maxi LopezMaxi Lopez playfully chiding his son Constantino for not responding to his calls.

López playfully chided Constantino for not answering his calls, only to be met with the teen's nonchalant reply that only a minute had passed. When López inquired about Constantino's delay, suspecting social media use, the teenager explained he was watching a soccer match. López's enthusiasm piqued, but Constantino's responses remained characteristically brief, stating they won and he played more in the second half, clarifying it was a training session.

It's been a minute.

— ConstantinoConstantino's response to his father's complaint about not answering calls.

Despite López's attempts to delve deeper into his son's mood, Constantino deflected, laughing and assuring his father that nothing was wrong. The conversation concluded with Constantino suggesting they pick up his brother Benedicto from school, showcasing a typical adolescent desire to move on from a parent's probing questions.

I feel like it would have been better to stay at school, honestly.

— ConstantinoConstantino's comment after his father asked why he was delayed.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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