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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni 70-80. Sei forte papà, Carletto e le altre. Quando i presentatori diventarono padri per cantare con i bimbi · 70 80

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  Find us on one of those apps where people listen
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  remember? A KVOX production. Welcome to 70x80,
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  the section of 7080 .it that deepens the topics
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  dealt with on the portal. I'm with the journalist
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  Enzo Mauri, who introduces today's topic. sometimes
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  wrapped in their own torments, including Seiforte
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  Papa. The first to inaugurate this fashion was
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  Gianni Morandi, with Seiforte Papa, the final
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  title of the TV program Rete3 conducted by Morandi
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  himself in 1976. The text paints the image of
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  a heroic father ready to save on his ark of Noah
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  any animal in difficulty during a campaign. Sì.
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  La lepre in tuta rossa che corse che fa? Lo prendi
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  papà? Sì. The Rai network would have only been
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  born after three years, but between October 30
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  and November 27, 1976, Enzo Trapani invents five
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  episodes of an experimental program that bears
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  this name. It is the parody of a hypothetical
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  new television emitter, conceived by a fantastic
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  Rai director, played by Arnoldo Foa. Without
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  guests, nor public, nor conductors, it was a
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  satire towards the way in which the various television
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  programs of those years were made. They were
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  once in a while targeted at various ages, telecronache
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  sportive gli sceneggiati quiz l 'informazione
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  e così via la trasmissione non era quindi diretta
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  ai bambini nel tema del brano aveva relazione
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  alcuna con quello del programma ma gli autori
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  ebbero l 'idea geniale di farne cantare la sigla
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  la figlia dello stesso morandi marianna assieme
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  al figlio dell 'autore della musica bruno zambrini
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  il piccolo andrea sei forte papà inaugurò così
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  un filone di piccoli cantori che da quel momento
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  si sarebbero più volte affiancati e personaggi
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  noti della televisione italiana il 45 giri had
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  an immediate discography success entering the
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  ranking of the best -selling in Italy at the
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  eighth position and then went on to remain in
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  the top ten for 13 weeks, resulting in the eighth
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  best -selling single of 1976. Different is the
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  case of Nino Manfredi who in 1978 sang Ma Tarzan
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  Lo Fa, the title of the animated cartoon Tarzan.
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  The character of Tarzan in those years went for
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  the major in movies and TV shows and parodies,
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  we remember the exhilarating one of Sandra and
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  Raimondo. while the animated cartoon, the text
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  of the song, was based on the monies of a father
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  who tries to contain the marrakesh of a child
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  who combines all colors trying to imitate the
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  hero of the jungle. Look for the page and the
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  group of 7080 .it on Facebook and relive with
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  us your most beautiful years. of sales, reaching
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  first place in the ranking of the best -selling
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  records and coming out of the top ten after a
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  good 14 weeks. At the end of the year it turned
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  out to be the ninth best -selling single in Italy
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  in 1983, winning a gold record. A Portuguese
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  version called Carlitos was also made of this
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  song, sung by Fernando Correia Márquez and Enrique
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  Feist, and had a great sales success in Portugal.
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  Carletto, lo sai che fai sempre guai e allora
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  papà ti castigherà. Given the great success obtained
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  in 1983, a sequel to the song titled Sei Contento
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  Papà was also made, which was also a great success
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  despite not being able to match that of Carletto.
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  Always sung by Corrado and by the little Simone
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  Jurgens, his instrumental version was used as
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  the title of the television variety Ciao Gente,
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  conducted by Corrado on Canal 5 in the fall of
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  1983. Carletto did it in bed, but the theme of
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  the pipì had already been exploited with remarkable
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  success also by Pippo mi scappa la pipì papà,
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  Pippo Franco sings for the public of Sanremo
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  a song that would have become a torment for children
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  of those years and not only. The song had a notable
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  discographic success, entering the ranking of
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  the most sold in Italy at the 8th position, then
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  staying in the top 10 for 4 weeks, remaining
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  in the top 10 for 15 weeks and resulting in the
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  15th single most sold of the year. There is also
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  a version sung in Spanish from the title Mejagolo
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  Pipi Papà. If it's about children, it seems easy
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  and often exhilarating to deal with topics related
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  to the mission and surroundings. Pippo Franco
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  then tests us in 1980 with the score, bringing
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  directly on the stage of Sanremo of that year
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  a line of children who sang Ma il culetto è mio,
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  è mio e perciò. Thanks to Enzo Mauri for the
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