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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni 60-70. Quando il costume di carnevale più amato era quello di Zorro, ispirato alla serie televisiva · 70 80

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  on. 7080 .it presents 70x80. Do you remember?
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  di 7080 .it che approfondisce i temi trattati
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  sul portale. Sono con la giornalista Enzo Mauri
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  che introduce l 'argomento odierno. Viva Zorro,
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  produced by Walt Disney between 1957 and 1959,
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  included 78 episodes of 25 minutes, which added
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  in the 60s another 4 episodes of 60 minutes each.
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  A Z that stands for Zorro The TV series is inspired
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  by the novel by Johnston McCulley, The Curse
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  of Capistrano, on the actions of Zorro, masked
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  man, defender of the oppressed. The series is
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  set in Los Angeles in 1820, when it was still
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  part of Spanish California and before Mexican
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  independence. Don't you think that De La Vega
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  could be Zorro? This absurd assumption has already
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  been made by many here in the country in various
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  circumstances to judge by these cards and has
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  no basis. With the title The Sword of Zorro,
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  the lucky television went on in Italy for the
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  first time in 1966 during the Topolino Club program
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  in the time zone dedicated to the very young.
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  From 1969 he entered to be part of the TV of
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  the boys, without a doubt, experts of Palinsesti
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  TV would say today, Zorro was perfect, he alternated
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  the drama. and then what is this a maneuver to
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  free you from me yes I mean no when the real
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  Zorro will find out that you are finished in
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  prison he will come to free you our goal is to
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  capture him and so you are not right to worry
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  Zorro would never let an innocent person be condemned
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  in his place right and suppose Let's hope the
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  real Zorro doesn't come to free me. Of course,
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  in that case I admit that you wouldn't be in
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  a good situation, but I have no doubt that he
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  will come to free you. Your trust in Zorro is
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  very reassuring. The mask of Zorro hid the charming
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  face of Don Diego de la Vega, played by the American
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  actor and idol Guy Williams, whose real name
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  was Antonio Catalano. De la Vega was a rich old
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  man who claimed to be a former student of literature
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  and philosophy, but actually a former military
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  man, who wisely concealed his double identity.
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  We often saw him in the company of his father,
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  Don Alejandro, the actor George A. Lewis. Well,
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  in any case, it's a relief not to be accused
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  of being Zorro. No one had ever believed this,
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  Don Diego. Zorro, he will at least decide...
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  centimeters higher than you already will have
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  at least twice the measure of shoulders indeed
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  I would say maybe even the triple at least I
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  think You know, this must be a bad time for him.
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  Oh yeah? There's one thing I remember well. I
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  watched him up close and I noticed that he was
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  dressed pretty poor. For sure, Walt Disney had
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  a great intuition in making popular among the
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  boys a character up to that moment revolved with
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  the interpretations of Tyrone Power and Douglas
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  Firebanks, especially to an adult audience. Zorro
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  had to see her with the evil Captain Enrique
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  Sanchez Monasterio, the actor Britt Lomond, while
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  the lethargic caporal Reyes, the actor... Don
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  Diamond, was waiting for the task to do on behalf
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  of Sergeant Garcia. Originally in black and white,
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  the TV series was restored, doubled and subdued
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  to color in 1992. The original title, Zorro,
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  was interpreted by the Mellow Men, an active
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  quartet since the 1940s. Thanks to Enzo Mauri
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