The new season begins, with Tommaso Cerno, Teo Mammucari, Enzo Miccio
Sunday 21 September, from 14 to 17.10 on Rai1, the new edition of Sunday in. At the helm, despite farewell proposals (punctually denied), there is once again the aunt of Italy Mara Venierwhich this year will be exceptionally accompanied by Tommaso Cerno, Teo Mammucari and Enzo Miccio. The live broadcast will air as usual by the Fabrizio Frizzi studies of Rome and will inaugurate a unique edition, right in the year of the fifty anniversary of the historic afternoon format.
Sunday in 21, the guests of 21 September
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To celebrate the important milestone, the first episode will bring the historical faces of Italian television to the studio. Loretta Goggi he will talk about his career, while Pier Francesco Pintore He will reveal memories and anecdotes linked to the success of his famous “girls”, icons of a television era.
Sunday in, musical guests
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For the musical moment of Sunday in, Al Bano he will propose some of his immortal successes and interpret live Go Italythe official anthem of the candidacy of Italian cuisine for Unesco 2025 World Heritage Site, accompanied by the Choir of Children of the Antonian and the Caivano Choir. On stage also Alfa, with its summer hit I like it.
Mara Venier, the memory of Pippo Baudo
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The current space, edited by Tommaso Cernowill be dedicated to the memory of Pippo Baudo, with the participation of Mara Venier, Massimo Giletti, Pier Francesco Pintore and the lawyer Giorgio Assumma. To follow, another moment of strong emotion with thetribute to Giorgio Armanirecently disappeared.
Sunday in, the novelties of the new edition
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Many, also this year, the surprises: Teo Mammucari Mara Venier will support in the conduct of the new game “The scoreboard”, with questions about the history of the program. To follow, “Sunday lunch”focused on the UNESCO candidacy of Italian cuisine. For the occasion, the starred chef Massimo Bottura will tell the cultural value of tradition, also supported by artists and faces of the show connected by various Italian cities, including Gigi D’Alessio From Naples, Paolo Bonolis and Sabrina Ferilli from Rome, Gianna Nannini from Verona, Carlo Conti from Livorno, Antonella Clerici from Genoa, Piero Chiambretti from Alba, Bruno Vespa from L’Aquila, Peppone From Matera and Elisa Isoardi from Palermo.
La Gazzetta dello Sport
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