Carlo Conti revealed an unexpected background story about a furious argument that took place behind the scenes: no one was able to stop them.
Carlo Conti as we know he has been leading and managing for a long time now Such and Which Show, the most famous imitation program on television which has been having enormous success for several years now, with the public becoming very fond not only of the imitations themselves, but also and above all of the VIPs who, with a lot of effort and trial after trial , they challenge themselves from time to time with really difficult singers and characters who, more often than not, have a truly unique and inimitable style. Sometimes you succeed and everything goes smoothly but, as is also normal, many times success doesn’t come and the judges, as well as obviously the public, realize this by rejecting the performance.
Usually in the program that airs in prime time on Rai Uno there are essentially never any quarrels or deep and ferocious discounts since, as we know, everything takes place in a very calm and above all peaceful manner since the tones and sense of the format do not focus on the clash in the show, but rather on the performances and the effort and difficulty of put yourself, literally, also thanks to a team of extraordinary make-up artists, “in someone else’s shoes.”
Carlo Conti, furious argument at Tale e Quale Show: what had happened?
Some time ago, however, something happened that no one would have ever imagined since, as we know, no one could have ever thought that we could witness such a heavy behind the scenes event which involved two very famous and much loved people in the world of entertainment. But who are we talking about? The reference is to the furious argument between Cristiano Malgioglio and Valeria Marini. Here are all the details.
This all happened after the showgirl and actress took on the role of Shakira in Waka Wana, with the singer-songwriter, who was playing the role of a judge at the time, made it very clear how little his performance was appreciated: he put a red ribbon in his mouth as meaning that he had no intention of speaking, and then spilled the beans with very serious accusations: “You’re a disgrace, you were out of tune from start to finish, after a performance like that it’s better to keep quiet.”
Obviously the Marini she didn’t keep quiet and had the opportunity to counter by saying that he always tells her the same things and to change the “disc”. In short, a quarrel that had never been seen before and which continued, albeit at a distance, even on Domenica In.
