Tango is "a dance that mixes acceleration and braking, it is the rose and in the mouth but it can stab, it is sweetness, love and death; It can make you fall in love but also dramatically leave. It is not a linear dance, as inspiration it represents the best way to tell a reality that has the same rhythm". Word of Luisella Costamagna, who a year and a half after the farewell to Agorà and after the victory at Dancing with the Stars, returns with a weekly in-depth analysis, Tango, from Monday 16 October on Rai 2 at 23.30 pm (for the first episode, then it will be broadcast more around midnight). A journey through current issues "linked to people's daily lives" through investigations, focus and face to face but without giving up a thread of lightness, with "more intimate and biographical" interviews with personalities from the world of culture and entertainment. "For now I will not name names about the guests, everything can change until Monday" says the journalist smiling who stands out with a joke also on share expectations: "I dream of 1% - she jokes -, I want to experience the thrill of exceeding the zero comma".
The network "has an average share, the goal is that - explains Paolo Corsini, director of the Rai in-depth analysis -. I am particularly pleased to have found a space in the schedule to bring Luisella back to do what she has been doing for a long time in Rai, information and in-depth analysis. We will also have the opportunity to see things from another point of view, rich, complete, sometimes light. He will do his best to intrigue and amaze us" Returning to the soul of the program, "we live in a world - observes Costamagna - of acceleration, braking and wheelies, where there is the drama of a war that explodes suddenly but there is also room for lightness. Our goal is to mix different forms, talks, interviews, tears and smiles". For this reason, with her in Tango there will be Saverio Raimondo and Francesco Pannofino: "Raimondo will be my traveling companion even in the studio, with an irony that I like very much". Pannofino with his punctuations "will do something surprising". Compared to the approach on current affairs, this is a weekly that does not go live and comes at the end of the day, after all the other talks and newscasts, "we must have a different key to the story, both in the most serious and in the lighter ones. I'd like to 'pop' politics and delve into 'variety,'" he points out. She "is not interested in the Palace as a Palace, but to the extent that she is making decisions that affect people's lives. For example, I want to deepen on health, if there are cuts and how citizens are experiencing this situation".
Among other topics, a fact checking on Emilia Romagna, "on how the people of Romagna live five months after the flood"; insights on the increase in prices related to conflicts, jobs, wages, pensions". Beyond the fact "that I have always been for a journalism that does not follow the news but finds it". As for her professional choices, "for some it is as if I had left the santorian paternity and now has entered Carluccian motherhood. Before I could only be 'santorina' and now after dancing, it seems that I have to aim to do different things, to pure pop - he reflects -. I'm happy to be able to go back to doing my job, but surely the experience of Dancing with the Stars made me understand that that lightness, already inside me, I could have pulled out a little more".
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