Presenter Mara Venier no longer hides about her love: that’s what she said, the details that leave you speechless
With his professionalism, his talent and his modesty, he has captured the attention of millions of viewers for years with his Domenica In: obviously we are talking about the aunt of Italians, splendor Mara Venier. A woman who has achieved great satisfaction and many successes in her life and who has had by her side several well-known men in the entertainment world such as Jerry Calà, Renzo Arbore and finally her great love Nicola Carraro.
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At the age of eighteen, to follow her first husband, she moved to Rome from her hometown of Venice, and she also began acting in a few films. His first debut is credited in 1973 with Diario di un italiano by Sergio Capogna, based on the short story Wanda by Vasco Pratolini. To this we must add some experiences like Zappatore (1980) by Alfonso Brescia with Mario Merola and many Italian comedies like Testa o Croce (1982) by Nanni Loy and some Italian comedies alongside his then partner Jerry Calà.
The story with the man ended with the alleged betrayal, even if the two today have a very special friendship. On the occasion of the 70th birthday of Jerry Cala, He wanted to reiterate his thought for the presenter: “To my greatest friend. With the affection that remains after love and with intelligence one becomes friend. It was natural for us. Some people stay in the heart and the relationship turns into something else, just as beautiful and full of complicity. He’s one of the most honest people I know.”
Director Nanni Loy discovered Mara’s talent in conducting and put her in some open cameras until her debut with her Transmission of the Heart. Sunday In The woman, in addition to her wonderful behavior, which has accompanied Italians for years on Sundays until late afternoon, also has a talent as a writer and wanted to give her thoughts free rein in her book in memory of her mother.
Mara Venier and the revelation
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Over the course of her life, Mara wrote a book, an outlet for what she was experiencing, a pain on Disappearance of her mother, to whom she was very attached. An intimate and painful book that gives voice to this disease that manages to erase the memory of life, the Alzheimer’s.
During an interview with Corriere della Sera, Mara indulges in a lengthy outburst that leaves fans speechless, saying: “Nicola loved my mother, Arbore never allowed it.”