Cochi E Renato

An assortment of satirical tracks and zany, anything-goes stage antics transformed Cochi e Renato (born Aurelio Ponzoni and Renalto Pozzetto) into probably one of the most effective duos in the annals of Italian entertainment. With Cochi portraying an intellectual designer and Renato a farmer, the set made an appearance in two popular tv series: Those of Weekend, which shown in 1968, as well as the Poet as well as the Peasant in 1973. Close friends since years as a child, Cochi and Renato danced and composed their own tracks as children. Although they got separate jobs like a French, British, and Spanish interpreter in the Milan Airport terminal (Cochi) along with a cooling system specialist (Renato), these were attracted collectively by their like of musical theatre. Producing their cabaret debut at Milan’s Tavern dell’Oca through the 1964-1965 time of year, they continued to record some memorable albums and appearance in a number of early-’70s movies. Separating in the past due ’70s, Cochi and Renato attemptedto build careers independently. While Renato made an appearance in several well-known movies, Cochi was struggling to match his previous success. Struggling to appeal to curiosity from a film producer, he came back towards the theatre stage and produced his return to tv in 1992. Reuniting after almost two decades aside, Cochi and Renato authorized using the Raiuno Creation Organization in 2000 to surface in eight, hour-long movies.