The media success of sea outthe popular series by Cristiana Farina, doesn’t seem to show any signs of slowing down, so much so that it has received a surprising and unexpected “blessing” with a musical theme.
Gianni Morandi In fact, he seems to have joined the large fanbase of the series. The Bolognese singer usually shares some moments of relaxation on his social profiles on the days when he’s not busy getting ready for concerts, but one of his most recently released videos definitely seems to do so to have been surprised sea fan off. In fact, this shows us Morandi walking on the lawn of his house intent on singing the note initials of the series “O mar for” – sung by the actor and face of Edoardo Conte Matthew Paulillo – but does not hide a certain enthusiasm.
You can see HERE the video by Gianni Morandi, who grapples with the acronym of the popular series.
Created by Christian Farin and produced by Rai Fiction and Picomedia, the series made its free-to-air debut on Rai 2 in 2020, followed a few hours later by streaming distribution in the catalog of RaiPlay. The first two seasons of the series can also be seen from June 10th Netflix, a factor that contributed significantly to the popularity of the series. The third season of Mare fuori instead debuted on February 1, 2023 with the distribution of the first six episodes of the twelve planned episodes on RaiPlay. The rest of the episodes arrived on the platform February 13, 2023. The series has since been renewed for a fourth season, with filming starting in May.
Note with the international title of The sea behindthe series was also distributed in other European countries such as France, Germany, Spain and the countries of the Scandinavian region. In the rest of the world it was spread in Israel and in the countries of Latin America instead.
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