Righeria - No Tengo Dinero & Intervista (Italy TV - Musica E! 1984) 

Intenditore buongustaio precoce crescilo sempre così bene!!!

gli hai trasmesso il gene 😅

Mi hijo de un año y medio ya queda hipnotizado

Sono d'accordo con te Giuseppe, Michael era davvero bellissimo, ma anche Johson era un bel tipo di ragazzo.

Condivido, unici ,irripetibili🙆

ma come li rimpiango, loro, e gli anni 80

Miti assoluti

@@Adri-gp2us Quanto hai ragione anch'io...

¡Oh, qué guay! 🎶🤌

Santini lavorava a tv sorrisi e canzoni all epoca

Bravo, non mi veniva il nome!

me lo ricordo anche a fare casino da Biscardi

e per cosa pensi portassero gli occhiali scuri 😂😂😂

Ah oui, désolé, la traduction automatique a été réglée uniquement sur l'anglais. Je vais changer cela pour vous momentanément. Mais malheureusement, la traduction automatique n'est pas très précise car les sous-titres italiens sont également transcrits automatiquement. Je ne comprends pas non plus l'italien, donc je ne peux pas donner une transcription précise qui peut être traduite automatiquement.Cependant, sur la base de ma compréhension de l'espagnol et du contexte, je pense que lorsqu'il les a qualifiés de laids et non élégants, je crois qu'il était sarcastique ou qu'il le disait en plaisantant. Je ne suis pas sûr de la haine que les gens ont contre l'intervieweur.

@@musicaannisny No worries, thank you for your response! Look at the comments and you will see. One of the singers seems to say to him "No, we are not ugly, we have a unique style"

@@musicaannisny merci de m'avoir répondu en français, j'étais distrait et j'ai répondu en anglais

I also really like their styles, it reminds me of the 50s and 60s for Vamos la playa. Here it's less in a 50s style in this video (the long big coats and the 2 ties like back to the future) But it's still great in my opinion. Without understanding Italian, the interviewer seems quite haughty to me. Looks like he's making fun of them but trying to seem nice

@@romangoomba1234 Pas de problème, le français n'est pas ma langue maternelle, alors j'espère que ce n'est pas trop mal car je l'apprends. Et oui, Righeira était une grande icône de style futuriste comme David Bowie, à l'époque où Memphis Milano faisait des cravates et des vêtements en dehors des meubles.

Hai ragione, l intervistatore sbagliato...

I believe he said his favorite italian president was Alessandro Pertini. Which was the opposite of Mussolini pretty much as he was a socialist and an anti-fascist. They talk of being inspired by the futurist movement in their songs thematically in the sense of technology and electronics which they reflected that also in their fashion choices for their appearances. At the time in the 80s, the postmodern design was emerging as an art style. Which is what Righeira used in their fashion design a lot, with Italian furniture designers at the time like Ettore Sottsass (of Memphis Milano) influencing postmodernism within furniture design. But i guess postmodernism and futurism were a bit similar in the sense of seeking a technologically advanced future a modern future, as postmodernism was a reaction to the modernism movement. But the futurist movement is the first time it kinda portrays that and dates way back when Mussolini was around right before WW1. But essentially Mussolini was influencing a lot of futurists at the time with Fascism and then when WW1 started the two active members of the movement were killed ending an era of futurism. But obviously for Righeira it isn’t about the political part of it that they like, it’s more about the art and how technology is our future. Mussolini as a political influence basically killed the futurist movement off with Fascism. Pertini back then when he became president was beloved by many and brought much hope for the future of Italians. Hope that makes sense.

@@IzaaculateMixes ​@IzaaculateMixes Thank you very much! Very interesting! I like Italian culture and of course Italian pop music. I also learned a little bit Italian, but not much.

@@IzaaculateMixes And I just had a pizza Funghi. Grazie!

@@blnhhlm1976 That’s awesome man, i’m not italian myself, i’m mexican-american. But i understand Spanish and know a bit of Italian, both languages are quite similar. But i know a lot about those Italian art styles, also very fond of Italian culture and its pop music and especially its cuisine. Also the auto translation kinda helped me too lol.

@@IzaaculateMixes Thank you!