There have been years when being an impersonator was a job. Indeed, you could even become a star. In the new issue of La Lettura, # 484, on Saturday 6 March in preview in the App (downloadable from the App Store and Google Play or to which you can subscribe from here) and in the web browser, and from Sunday 6 on newsstands, the writer Teresa Ciabatti tells the story of the two famous interpreters of Liz Taylor, who passed away 10 years ago, and Luciano Pavarotti.
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Returning to the new issue, Ciabatti tells the story of Gigi Nardini, 69-year-old beekeeper, for 40 years who has taken on the role of tenor, coming up to sit in the front rows of the Pavarotti & Friends, among the stars. Marina Castelnuovo da Busto Arsizio has also played the queen of cinema for forty years: a life between Cannes, Washington, and even the White House …
Mauro Covacich’s text is dedicated to chess on the game returned to public attention with the Netflix series The chess queen. Covacich, writer and passionate chess player (who in this period plays online) tells the peculiarity of a game that in this socio-depressive situation allows a distancing in presence.
Among the voices of the writers of the new issue, also the American Patricia Cornwell, interviewed by Marco Bruna, who tells his new novel, Spin (translation by Sara Crimi and Laura Tasso, Mondadori), second adventure by investigator Calli Chase.
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