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MICHELE CUCUZZA (72)

Michele Cucuzza is an Italian journalist and television host who is highly regarded by the public for his professional success at Rai, at Tg2 and in the famous program La Vita in Diretta. After a long break, the host has decided to return to work in his beloved Sicily to host the news program on Antenna Sicilia. An authentic return to his origins. In the past, Cucuzza had also worked on behalf of local broadcasters such as Buon Pomeriggio on Telenorba. Now that he has returned to hosting a news program, all of this for him is like a circle that closes, alluding precisely to his debut in hosting Tg2.

DONATELLA RECTOR ( 69)

With her inimitable voice and her unconventional look, Donatella Rettore is an Italian singer-songwriter and lyricist who continues to enchant entire generations. Songs like “Splendido splendente”, “Lamette” and “Kobra” are cult pieces of Italian music to this day. Her career exploded in the 70s and knows no crisis. Her ironic and irreverent style has helped her to impose herself on the public’s attention: Rettore is in fact one of the very first artists to have understood the importance of image, in her case aggressive and provocative. In her private life, Donatella has been linked for over 40 years to Claudio Rego, whom she married only in 2015. The couple has not had children.

IRENE GRANDI ( 55)

Irene Grandi is a very famous singer-songwriter who has climbed to the top of the music charts with her songs “”Lasciala andare” and “Bruci la città”. A chameleonic and eclectic artist, she has always looked for new melodies to never disappoint her fans with her innovative music. Unfortunately, there was a period in which the singer moved away from the stage due to her love life, evidently less sparkling than her career. The breakup and divorce from her husband Alessandro Carotti have tried Irene a lot. After years of suffering, Grandi has finally taken her life back into her own hands, returning to sing for the joy of her fans.

PAOLA TURCI ( 60)

Paola Turci is an Italian singer-songwriter who has greatly scared her fans this summer. In fact, at the end of August the woman was involved in an accident at sea, suffering a head injury that cost her hospitalization for a few days. However, the singer reassured all her fans through social media. To think that Turci’s career in the past had suffered a strong setback due to a terrible car accident that occurred in 1993, the consequences of which left deep scars on her face. All of this was hard for her to deal with, at the time she no longer felt like appearing in front of the cameras and had almost toyed with the idea of retiring from the scene. Only with patient work on herself was the singer reborn again.

ROBERTO BONINSEGNA (81)

Roberto Boninsegna is a sports manager, former Italian footballer who in 1970 was vice world champion with the Italian national team. Nicknamed Bonimba for the balls he launched like cannons, he always gave his all on the pitch, he was fast and powerful even in headers. Originally from Mantua, we remember him with the black and blue jersey because he always had Inter in his heart. He was also appreciated in the European field thanks to the conquest of the UEFA cup. Certainly Boninsegna is one of the most beloved Italian footballers of the 60s and 70s. Until the 2000s he was coach and technical director of Mantova. Currently he enjoys his family and retirement always following football on television.

MINE (84)

Born Anna Maria Mazzini, she is known throughout the world by her stage name Mina, one of the most famous and inimitable singers in the history of music. Her very long career began thanks to the fortunate meeting with Gino Paoli who in 1960 asked her to sing one of his songs Il Cielo in una Stanza. This song marked Mina’s destiny forever, ranking her as an authentic universal artistic talent. From that moment on, Mina became the protagonist of historic Rai programs such as Canzonissima, Studio Uno: her great stage presence had a great impact on the public who adore her and gave her immense satisfaction. However, 1978 was the year of the turning point: Mina decided to stop singing and retired to private life in Switzerland where she still lives today next to her husband Eugenio Quaini, a retired heart surgeon. Here the legendary singer leads a quieter life, away from the spotlight, dedicating herself only to her husband and grandchildren.

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