Amadeus, his adventure in Sanremo destroyed a historic friendship: frost between the two TV professionals.
The Emilian conductor Amadeus is gloriously approaching its final lap on the Ariston stage and has recently officially announced the identities of the co-hosts and the BIG competing in Sanremo 2024.
This is his umpteenth time at the helm of his five-year adventure at the helm of the event Dual function as moderator and artistic directorand this second role brought him a lot of criticism in the Italian art scene.
In fact, numerous talents were happy about being excluded from the festival, especially one Arisa. The former Amici coach actually posted a pretty eloquent Instagram story expressing his bitterness over being excluded from the event. Others, however, such as Al Bano and Jalisse, welcomed Amadeus' decision with an ironic philosophy and are already aiming for repeat editions.
After all, we know that Sanremo is Sanremo, and Every year it triggers a flood of rumors, criticism and small scandals. However, many viewers do not know that the Sanremo event also had an impact on Amadeus' private life. It is actually the conductor clashed with a historical television writerand to this day relations between the two are virtually frozen…
Amadeus and the Cold War with Marco Salvati
The television writer Marco Salvati He is one of the most influential characters on national television and has participated in programs of the magnitude “Avanti un Altro” and “La Talpa”, in addition to curating some editions of the Sanremo Festival.
Recently interviewed by “Casa Pipol”, Marco Salvati a surreal backstory regarding his long-standing relationship with Amadeus. In the past, the author shared a post on social media, the content of which would have angered the Ravenna showman and irreparably damaged the friendship between the two. In fact, he reported: “An accident happened that I was very sorry about. I'm talking about it for the first time. I wrote a post in which I simply said: “Say what you will about Amadeus as a presenter, but he remains the best artistic director of all time.” I wrote it because I read criticism… The author then reiterated that Amadeus had even surpassed the work of some famous and unforgettable predecessors, namely Pippo Baudo and Paolo Bonolis: “As artistic directors, it's not really two idiots. I told him that regardless of the criticism, he is the best as a host.” However, Salvati's review sparked a reaction from Amadeus absolutely unpredictable reaction.
Amadeus ends all relations with Marco Salvati
After the publication of the article, Amadeus broke off all relations with the television writer, and Marco Salvati explained: “My compliment was really a warm compliment. I think only the first part was noticed, which was in his defense because I read comments that I didn't like. I also sent him a clarifying message on someone's advice, to which he never responded“.
And finally he added: “And so I decided never to talk about Sanremo again, because then It happens that you give a compliment and the person in question takes it as an insult!“.