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Gustavo Yankelevich asks for privacy for granddaughter after abuse account
Gustavo Yankelevich defended his granddaughter Azul Giordano after comments online compared her with her father, Darío Giordano.
The comments came after Azul’s brother Valentín spoke publicly about physical and psychological abuse he says he experienced from their father.
Valentín said the abuse began when he was about nine or ten and also affected his brother Franco.
He said the experiences left lasting psychological harm.
Yankelevich wrote that Azul had suffered too and asked people not to compare her with her father.
Azul is 20 and studies at Chapman University in California, where she lives.
The account has drawn attention to the family’s experiences, while Azul keeps a low profile away from the media.
Gustavo Yankelevich asked social media users not to compare his granddaughter Azul with her father after comments followed her brother Valentín’s account of abuse.
Yankelevich said Azul had also suffered and lives in the United States, where she studies.
Valentín said in an interview that he experienced physical and psychological abuse by his father, Darío Giordano, after his mother Romina Yan died.
He said the abuse began when he was nine or ten and also affected his brother Franco.
- Who
- Gustavo Yankelevich defended his granddaughter Azul Giordano. Her brother Valentín had publicly described abuse he said he suffered from their father, Darío Giordano.
- What
- Yankelevich urged people not to compare Azul with her father and said she had also suffered.
- When
- Yankelevich responded on social media after Valentín’s account was published; the exact date of the exchange is not stated.
- Where
- The exchange took place on social media. Azul lives and studies in the United States.
- Why
- Comments about Azul followed her brother’s account of abuse by their father.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Azul is a ray of sunshine and lives in the United States, where she studies. Please do not compare her. She also suffered a lot.
I feel that the time has come to be able to tell my story and take off a burden I have been carrying for quite a while.
They were beatings, shouting, mistreatment. I never liked studying, but the eight hours I spent at school were the best eight hours of the day because I didn’t go back home.
Sometimes it hurts deeper inside than a blow.
Romina Yan, Valentín’s mother, died.
Valentín said the abuse began and that his brother Franco was also affected.
Valentín gave an interview describing the abuse he said he had suffered.
Yankelevich defended Azul online after a user compared her with her father.
- Azul Giordano
- 20 years old
- Azul’s location
- United States
- Azul’s university
- Chapman University in California
- Valentín’s age when speaking publicly
- 23
- Romina Yan’s death
- September 28, 2010









