Barbara Boncompagni, third daughter of Gianni Boncompagni, he remembers fondly Raffaella Carrà, who passed away on July 5 at the age of 78. Raffaella entered the life of the three Boncompagni sisters – Paola, Claudia and Barbara – when the youngest was only 5 years old. Boncompagni had divorced his wife, a Swedish aristocrat in 1964, and was entrusted with his three daughters. “Inside the house it was a cyclone, I remember her as Mary Poppins. For all of us she was like a mother. We also had in common the fact that as a child she had been abandoned by her father, we by her mother”, Barbara told al Corriere della Sera. Raffaella Carrà remained a family presence even after the end of the love story with Boncompagni: “Over the years a filial bond has been created. We discussed everything, it was a real relationship. We intercomed. He understood me“, Confessed to Republic.
Barbara Boncompagni: “Raffaella Carrà was a teacher”
Barbara Boncompagni, who followed in her father Gianni’s footsteps by becoming a television writer, learned a lot from Raffaella Carrà, following her on tour: “She was a teacher. Equipped with great seriousness, but also of great lightness; he never let his choices lay downHe added sul Corriere della Sera, “She devoted herself entirely to her career, sacrificed the chance to become a mother“. The youngest daughter of Gianni Boncompagni he recalled Carrà’s incredible discipline when she worked but also her ability to enjoy life: a beach house, burraco, friends. Finally Barbara Boncompagni spoke of the confidentiality of the Carrà: “She didn’t like being a diva. She left the lady she was, in strict silence. I can’t imagine her old and sick, Raffaella has left an absolutely perfect image of herself”.
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