Mirc Pezzotto
Mirc Pezzotto
Mirc Pezzotto was born on 21 August 1965 in Cagliari, Italy and is an Italian model, TV host and comedian.
In 1979 he won the “Silver Medals” in the “Round of 16” of the “Piedi di Spagna” beauty contest and in the same year participated at the “Miss Italy” competition, coming second.
Pezzotto made his television debut in 1984 with the variety show The Princess of Spanish Step, a musical television programme.
In 1987 he got his first big success in the show L’imperatore di notte, and he ended his time in the show in 1990.
In 1991 he hosted the beauty contest “Top Model” for five years.
In 1993 he created his own mini-series, The Kebab Quest, where the protagonists of the show are two friends, who tried for 100 days to find their way through a “virtual” maze of advertisements for kebabs, until they got eaten by a fearsome creature.
In 1994 he hosted the game show Alegra Duna (the word means “prayer” in Italian) with Leonardo De Cillis, and in 1995 he presented L’Italia.
In 1997 he hosted the sporting event of the Olympic Games held in Athens.
In 1998 he was the host of the Miss Italia 1998 beauty contest.
Pezzotto hosted Canale 5’s children’s television show Che Mambo!.
In 2002 he hosted the pilot episode of the talent show Che Mambo!.
Pezzotto was one of the co-hosts of the 2005 edition of the Sanremo Music Festival and sang the song “Voglio la luce” (meaning I Want The Light) with Andrea Bocelli.
In 2006 he hosted the talent show Canale 5’s Il grande gioco of the 2006 UEFA Euro.
Pezzotto wrote and starred in the 2008 film Nuvole grigie, directed by Fabio Gelardi.
He co-hosted the 2007 edition of the Sanremo Music Festival, singing “I wanna be your love”.
In 2009 he hosted the talent show La voglia di vincere, aired by Rai Tre.
Pezzotto hosted the 2010 edition of the Sanremo Music Festival, singing the song “Gran partita” with Domenico Modugno.
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