Pierluigi Diaco is moving towards the conclusion of this very successful edition of “Me and you”Rai program that airs every afternoon at 2.00 pm and will continue until 4 September when, due to a decision by the RAI leaders, it will end.
The program is very popular and much loved and, therefore, it is not clear why it is not present in the next programming but Diaco he seems to have accepted the news willingly, in fact, when he was a guest Rosanna Lambertucci who challenged the decision to oust him, he cut it short and put himself completely back to business decisions.
Pierluigi Diaco’s guests
Pierluigi Diaco, during these long months of running, he had many guests, some managed, with their stories, to move him, others made him smile, others still made him nervous, irritated him such as, for example Jo Squillo that, he spoke so fast to tell his lockdown that Diaco at one point he said “Datte na calmed down”, Which was one of the catchphrases of his program so much that also Mara Venier, his great friend made fun of him, quoting another phrase he repeated several times “You want to lead?”
Enrica Bonaccorti guest by Pierluigi Diaco
Enrica Bonaccorti was a guest of Pierluigi Diaco and told herself how all her guests do.
Among the various very personal stories, Enrica Bonaccorti revealed to suffer from prosopagnosia.
Enrica Bonaccorti, explained that he cannot associate people’s names with their faces and, even if he meets a person he knows very well, he does not recognize them.
Enrica Bonaccorti he said: “I have a specific problem that I have recently stated… I suffer from prosopagnosia, what is it? It is that one does not combine names with faces, Sometimes I don’t recognize people, even people I know very well, and they get offended, or make good fun of me ”. And then he also added: “It is a pathology that makes me suffer, embarrasses me … If I have to go to a premiere I go out tense because I already know that there are all who recognize me after 50 years of work and I don’t, and instead maybe I love them I would like to tell them. Once, thank God, I spoke to someone well about him but I didn’t know it was him! “
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