"I would prefer not to respond to NES; I just want to ask for respect for people and for true stories, real pains even in father-son relationships." Forgive me... Aren't you going to answer??? What are you not responding to??? Just so you know, I didn't ask you anything; I was just trying to give you some information that might be useful in the circles you frequent. You never know, right? Maybe tomorrow you'll be there with your COCKtail in hand, not knowing what to say to the fifteen-year-old in front of you, and then, BAM!!! My comment about lecciso pops into your mind, and then you’ll have something serious to talk about. Look, I care about you so much that I’m offering you more insights (the source of reference is always Wikipedia... No, delo, not ovopidia... that's a failed project... come on... ) just for you, I’ll do it: "Costantino Vitagliano - more simply known as Costantino - (San Martino Valle Caudina, June 10, 1974) is an Italian television personality.
He grew up in the outskirts of Milan, but is of Campanian origins, and became a well-known face in the world of entertainment and gossip after his participation in 2003 on Maria De Filippi’s afternoon show Uomini e Donne on Canale 5. After some initial appearances as a “valletto” or extra on some local television channels (including Antenna 3) and national networks, he became the tronista of Uomini e Donne.[1]
Within the show, he chose as his girlfriend one of the thirty contestants, Alessandra Pierelli, with whom he lived a love story in 2004 under the eyes of the cameras, with weekly reports on Buona Domenica and live coverage. In 2005, he filmed Troppo Belli with Daniele Interrante and Alessandra Pierelli, a film written by Maurizio Costanzo, which was panned by critics and failed at the box office due to its nonexistent screenplay and the more than mediocre performances of the main actors.[citation needed]. In 2006 and 2007, he was one of the correspondents for the show Stranamore. In 2007, he debuted as a photoromanzi actor. Costantino has been a spokesperson for many clothing brands, including Hollywood Q-od Paciotti. He posed for the 2005 MAX calendar. He had a biographical book written by Alfonso Signorini: "Costantino Desnudo," published by Maestrale Company, which sold 250,000 copies, later followed by the autobiography "Dedicato a voi," published by Mondadori (ISBN 8804545453).
Since June 2008, Costantino is no longer part of Lele Mora's agency, following some criticisms directed at him through the press[2]. Recently, he has been doing targeted sponsorships for the brands Parah and Armada Nueva. In the 2008/2009 television season, he participated in Simona Ventura's Sunday show Quelli che... il Calcio, where he had already appeared as a valletto at the beginning of his career[1], and he is a commentator for the male throne of the reality show Uomini e Donne. As already mentioned, between 2003 and 2004, Costantino participated in Maria De Filippi’s television show Uomini e Donne, where he was courted by several contestants. Among them, Alessandra Pierelli stood out. Together, the two created a real media phenomenon, caused by the overexposure of their characters on television screens due to their omnipresence in Maria De Filippi's and her husband Maurizio Costanzo's programs, which took advantage of the public's interest in Uomini e Donne, bringing the couple's stories into many other Canale 5 programs.
CURIOSITY----- that will earn you a lot of points in your little discussions: "Costantino posed for the 2009 calendar of the Animal Protection Association of Legnano, an organization that has been taking care of and placing abandoned dogs and cats in the province of Milan for years." Hey! Delo, just to clarify, we’re not talking about the Roman emperor here... be careful not to confuse the two, or else you’re guaranteed to embarrass yourself."
