The host of La Zanzara talked about his relationship with David Parenzo, his sexual preferences, his political vision and his friendship with Vannacci
Peter Guerrini
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Degree in Literature, a passion for travel and a passion for cartoons (pizza and Pixar).
Giuseppe Cruciani it’s said. The conductor of The mosquito he exposed himself to 360 degrees during a long interview given to Corriere della Sera for the presentation of his new show against political correctness which he will continue to prune in tour for Italian theaters. The chat was an opportunity to talk about various topics, starting from the politically correct up to his radio program, his relationship with the LGBTQIA+ community and his premiere gay experiencethe friendship relationship with David Parenzo e Roberto Vannacci. Let’s find out What he said.
Giuseppe Cruciani: the gay experience at the Luxuria party
The rumors that brought him closer to the Big Brother last year, Joseph Cruciani continued his career in radio at the helm of The mosquito. No landing on TV, therefore, but soon in theater, with his one-man show and his fight against political correctness. “I don’t care if someone is bisexual, trisexual, if he has orgies, I evaluate him for what he is and thinks. The cataloging Lgbtqia+ it’s an aberration, I say this as a libertarian, not as a right-wing moralist, and yet I’m considered a homophobe” the radio host told the Corriere della Seraalso revealing its first (and only) gay experience. “As a boy, in Rome, I liked the Muccassassina evenings organized by Vladimir Luxuriawhere you imagined things happening in the dark room” explained Cruciani, saying: “I come from a partly Papal family. My grandfather was in the Pope’s ceremonial. One evening I had an attraction for a Freddie Mercury type, dressed in leather, we exchanged glances, got close, but I didn’t get to the point. Maybe grandfather Rosati blocked me in my head.”
The relationship with Parenzo and Vannacci
During the interview Giuseppe Cruciani also returned to talk about his relationship with David Parenzowith which he leads The mosquito on Radio 24, put to the test during the pandemic Covid-19: “I was against compulsory vaccination and David was in favor of it: we argued a lot, it was a tough period. I was sorry because I respect him and we are friends.”
The speaker also spoke about his chat friendship with Roberto Vannacci (“I don’t hear from him often, but I presented the book to him twice, with protesters who wanted to prevent it. I don’t share all his opinions, but I appreciate his freedom of thought”), also admitting that he had voted “because he’s crazy like me, even if he has excesses that I don’t have.”
