Claudio Di Lorenzo (Gran Hermano Argentina)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Claudio Di Lorenzo

• Claudio Di Lorenzo grew up in Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentine.

• He began working at the age of 12.

  

• Claudio has been fascinated by astronomy since he was a child. His curiosity led him to start questioning the information he was given and encouraged him to explore ideas on his own.

• Lorenzo has explored various artistic interests throughout his life. He has performed in various theatrical productions. He is also passionate about music and has been involved in playing instruments. He once even formed a rock band.

• In 2017, Claudio and his cousin Mariano Di Lorenzo began creating videos by simply recording with their phone without any planned script. They came up with random stories on the spot, which they posted on their YouTube channel and Instagram account called ‘Los Perchas.’

  

• In 2024, Claudio Di Lorenzo appeared as a contestant in the reality show ‘Gran Hermano Argentina 12,’ which aired on Telefe.

  

• In an episode of the show, Claudio explained that he believes the Earth is flat because, in plane images, the curvature is not visible. He also questioned why NASA has never shown real-time footage of people walking upside down from space.

• In the show ‘Gran Hermano Argentina 12,’ he also claimed that Antarctica is surrounded by a huge ice wall that holds all the seas and continents. He said that a treaty signed by powerful countries prevents anyone from flying over Antarctica.

• In an episode of the show, Claudio shared that his belief in unconventional theories, like the flat Earth, was influenced by a personal experience where he saw a UFO flying over him.

• Lorenzo is an avid traveller and often shares his travel experiences on social media.

  

• He is adventurous and enjoys engaging in activities like parasailing and scuba diving.

  

• Lorenzo is a fitness enthusiast and frequently hits the gym.

  

• He consumes alcohol occasionally.

  

• He loves animals and has a pet cat.

  

• Lorenzo struggles to follow a routine and finds it suffocating. When things become repetitive, it drives him crazy.