Second and penultimate episode for this special edition of Zelig, back on the air to celebrate the twenty-five years from the very first date. And to celebrate in the best possible way, he returned not only to his historic home, the Teatro degli Arcimboldi in Milan, but also with probably the most beloved couple of conductors, the one formed by Vanessa Incontrada and Claudio Bisio.
Zelig, Vanessa Incontrada and Claudio Bisio more united than ever
“Together everything is wonderful”, wrote Vanessa Incontrada, referring to Claudio Bisio, on her social networks after last week’s episode. And, indeed, the two are back on stage more united and in tune than ever, just as if the twelve years that have passed since the last edition they drove together had never passed truly.
On the stage of the Teatro degli Arcimboldi, also big names, some new to the world of Zelig, others instead of the real ones historical faces of the show, such as Ale and Franz, Gene Gnocchi, Gioele Dix, Albertino, Marta and Gianluca, Maurizio Lastrico, Simone Barbato, Massimo Bagnato, Flavio Oreglio, Antonio Ornano, Vincenzo Albano, the Senso D’Oppio, Max Angioni, Ippolita Baldini, etc.
Vanessa Incontrada, the message against violence against women
Vanessa Incontrada is definitely an undisputed star of the historic Canale 5 program. Appeared on stage with a wonderful lace dress, with transparencies along all the sleeves and a wide neckline, it immediately attracted attention.
For her, however, it is essential to open up with an important message. And so, for a moment she got serious and, with a pair of red shoes in front, she wanted to celebrate the day against violence against women, sending a message to all those who find themselves living in situations of great difficulty:
Today is world day against violence against women and I – Incontrada declared – I wanted to tell all women who live in this situation to continue to fight to report the mistreatment of surrounding themselves with people who love them and, above all, who make them smile.
Because laughing is good for the soul, even in the darkest moments. And it is precisely for this reason that, probably, the Incontrada is particularly fond of Zelig, a program whose purpose is, above all, to make a smile to the public and give a few hours of lightheartedness and joy.
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