Sanremo delle emozioni, ma la critica sociale dov’è

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  Ben trovati all’ascolto del Grs Week. In studio, Patrizia Cupo E’ ormai un rito collettivo, specchio dell’evoluzione sociale e linguistica del Paese, evento culturale più pop e di costume che la tv italiana ricordi: dal 24 al 28 febbraio, torna il Festival di Sanremo, giunto quest’anno alla sua 76esima edizione. Il palco del Teatro […]

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