The three days of tributes to Raffaella Carrà is over, but the Saturday night episode of Techetecheté continues to pay its tribute to the great artist who died at the age of 78, on July 5, 2021 in Rome. In an episode of “Buonasera Raffaella”, the evening version of the noon program “Hello, Raffaella?” calls Mrs. Febbronia, a very rare name, generally used in Sicily only in the provinces of Catania and Messina. Raffaella Carrà’s reaction to the lady’s name was laughable.
Fever? Can I call you Tweety?
In the usual round of Techetecheté memories, one in particular has bounced to the top of the trends on Twitter. The moment Raffaella answers and on the other side of the phone is Mrs. Febbronia. At the bottom of the piece there is the video segment embedded by Twitter and here textual, the whole exchange: truly irresistible!
“Hello, who am I talking to?”
“With Mrs. Febbronia”
“The Lady?”
“Fever”
“And the name?”
“Yup”
“Your name…”
“Eh, Fever!”
“Ah, Petronia…”
“No, no, with the f like Ferrara …”
“Fetronia”
“No, Fever, like fever”
“Fever … oh my, you put me in crisis … listen, can I call you Tweety?”
Good evening Raffaella, the Thursday evening program
Good evening Raffaella was a television program conducted by Raffaella Carrà and aired on Raiuno for one season only on Thursdays at 20.30, from 5 December 1985 to 13 March 1986 for 15 episodes. Following the great success of “Pronto, Raffaella?”, Broadcast in the midday range, Raffaella Carrà returned in prime time with this evening version. It was a real show in which the revival of his living room was not lacking. Regular guests were Andy Luotto and Marisa Laurito. The latest episodes aired from New York. Among the guests attending the 15 episodes: Giulio Andreotti, Enzo Biagi, Ornella Vanoni, Marcello Mastroianni, Patty Pravo, Riccardo Cocciante, Gino Paoli, Alberto Sordi, Marcella Bella, Paul Anka, Joe Cocker, Henry Kissinger, Stevie Wonder, Ella Fitzgerald and Ginger Rogers.
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