The strange Amadeus-Fiorello couple debuts from Fabio Fazio. Between gags, goliardia and a touch of political satire the conductor of the Sanremo 2020 Festival and his carer 2.0 (as he himself has proclaimed himself) were the protagonists of a connection with Che Tempo Che Fa on Rai2, which provided a taste of the complicity that the two will stage at Ariston.
"We will improvise a lot," Amadeus announces, lending his side to the pricks of his friend, Fazio and Luciana Littizzetto, still recovering from his home in Turin. "Amadeus worries me - Fiorello says alarmed -, he does not even know that Tuesday is starting. The advice I gave him? Do something, try, see the ladder, instead of sitting in the stalls doing nothing". "Love - Littizzetto continues - be careful, the festival is like the jungle of Borneo, full of tze-tze flies and poisonous snakes", adding then: "don't worry, Rai is always on your side, until 10 am on Wednesday morning ", alluding to the diffusion of early evening plays.
When asked about who will be the winner of the festival, Fiorello's jab starts with Matteo Salvini's polemical forecasts via social media: "I know, a leftist singer wins." "This is an intercom, but it's beautiful", ironically Fazio.
Amadeus closes: "Then except Rita Pavone, all the others".
Not yet completely overcome the controversies related to the phrases on the role of Amadeus women at the first public release, Fiorello recalls that there is another press conference tomorrow at noon. The conductor plays down: "this time Rai wants to 'grab me' from 8 am. He is afraid".
