Luca Laurenti, Tears to Verissimo in memory of Maurizio Costanzo. The TV personality who’s always been Paolo Bonolis’ shoulder can’t stop crying in front of Silvia…
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Luca Laurenti, Tears to Verissimo in memory of Maurizio Costanzo. The TV personality who’s always been Paolo Bonolis’ shoulder can’t stop crying in front of Silvia Toffanin. The memory of the conductor who died yesterday at the age of 84 sticks in his throat and leaves him speechless. A touching moment was broadcast on Canale 5 this afternoon. With Costanzo he shared several editions of Buona Domenica.
Luca Laurenti, Tears for Maurizio Costanzo
“I had prepared a speech – the few words spoken – but I can’t manage to speak about him in the past. The artist should turn pain into performance, but I can’t and I apologize for that. I lost everyone, I don’t have my parents anymore, but Maurizio was there, now he’s gone too and I can’t deal with it. He was my father, last night I dreamed about him. You saw him on stage and he was a confident hormone, but in reality he was affectionate. He loved animals like me.”
The actor and voice actor first recalled the nine years he spent with the journalist on “Buona Domenica”. “I put it in my family environment,” said Laurenti, who then stopped without being able to speak and cried bitterly. “It’s like walking a tightrope between tears and smiles — Laurenti said between sobs — like the songs I write, I live them in the stillness of my heart and I’m sorry to cry here in front of everyone because I’m the most beautiful things.” , the secrets, I keep them in my heart». “You don’t have to get used to death, you think you’re ready, but it never is because it’s a life that passes and it’s always the same pain that repeats itself,” Laurenti concluded.
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