Valeria Marini on La Vita live spoke of her participation in Tale and which show and a dramatic memory of a dear friend of hers
Valeria Marini was Guest of Alberto Matano at the table de Live life. there Competitor from Tale and which Show in the event aired yesterday, Tuesday, October 25, 2022, which included the story of a 46-year-old woman who announced that she was the daughter of Bud Spencer. Therefore, in particular, comment on similar events involving other famous people in the past Manuel VillaValeria said: “I started working with her, we shared the stage and the dressing room. I lived through her pain with her and once she even passed out on stage.”
Valeria Marini tells of the suffering of Manuela Villa
“Manuela then fought with her father’s wife, Claudio Villa, moreover, she bears a resemblance to him and only after twenty years she managed to have her father’s surname. I saw with my own eyes how much he suffered for it,” he said Valeria Marini to the microphones of Program by Alberto Matano. “The emotional part is hard to get over,” he concluded, before the host turned the page and talked about his Participated in Tale and which show Anticipation: “We’re on the phone with Cristiano Malgioglio, I don’t know if he’ll intervene later.”
“I didn’t like it when I was told that I couldn’t do anything,” Valeria Marini clarified and took the opportunity to say thank you live Carlo Conti for casting her on his show this year. Meanwhile, as Alberto Matano revealed, Cristiano announced via live message that he did not want to intervene by phone, but would rather clarify directly with Valeria in the next episode of the show. “You shouldn’t have told me that I don’t know how to make niende,” Valeria repeated, saying “niende” with the D to imitate Malgioglio’s cadence, making Alberto laugh in this regard, who said to her: ” around to say niende…”. A comic moment necessary to resolve the tension of the criticism received and after the sad memory of his dear friend Monica Villa and her relationship with her father Claudio, one of the most iconic voices of Italian music of the second post-war period, with songs written in penetrated the hearts of the generations that lived through the era of Canzonissima and other epic RAI programs.