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How Maradona’s stardom and a jar of cocaine trapped Natalia Denegri online. - Rest of World
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When a ’90s scandal ensnared an Argentine woman in the past, she sued Google for the right to be forgotten.
Illustration by Tyler Spangler for Rest of World By Lucía Cholakian Herrera and Leo Schwartz 23 November 2021 • Buenos Aires, Argentina Available in Español N atalia Denegri sways on stage, singing in Spanish: “I’m going to tell you about a dream. A dream that I want to forget.” The year is 1997, but the backing band looks trapped in the ’80s, all gas station sunglasses and button-downs. Although they play their instruments, the synthetic pop music sounds like a karaoke track. Denegri bounces around in a black halter top and skin-tight jeans, clutching a microphone, then reaches the choru
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