In the episode of 30 January 2023 the most attentive viewers have been able to notice that the theme song of A Place in the Sun, after some time, it has been changed. The speech does not apply, of course, to the music that has remained the same but for the images of the protagonists who have seen some updates, a sensational exit and an entrance. Who is it about? Let's find out!
UPAS, Fabrizio Rosato is no longer part of the acronym
The new logo of A Place in the Sun it saw, in particular, a major exit and entry. As for the release, the authors have decided to eliminate one of the protagonists who stood out for greater negativity during the past months. This is Marina's ex-husband, Fabrizio Rosato, interpreted by Giorgio Borghetti. His presence in the theme song did not please many fans who, for some time, had been requesting its elimination. Which, now, has been done!
Who occupied it space dedicated to Rosato? Simply the character of Nunzio Cammarota played by Vladimir Randazzo. This is thanks to the ever-increasing importance it has earned over the episodes, not least with the story of Alice's complaint for attempted sexual assault. This story, among other things, will soon have an epilogue so that in the coming weeks we will know what will happen to Franco Boschi's son regarding this intricate interlude in his life.
Some changes of look in the new acronym, but not only!
In the new theme song of Un Posto al Sole, the most attentive fans will undoubtedly have noticed that some characters have definitely changed their look. These are, in particular, Viola, Rossella and Filippo.
Violaplayed by Ilenia Lazzarin, goes from a blue suit to a black shirt; Rossella (Giorgia Gionetiempo) goes from an orange outfit to a yellow dress and Filippo he keeps his style unchanged but changes the dark shirt to a light one.
Once you see the changes to the initials of A Place in the Sun, the comments and reactions from fans they didn't wait. That's that, speaking of characters that they deserved a place in the theme song, have been indicated Salvatore (Cosimo Alberti), Clara (Imma Pirrone) and Samuel (Samuele Piccirillo). On the other hand, the absence of other faces is understandable which, although seen quite recently, do not represent a fixed presence, such as Alice, Chiara and Eugenio Nicotera.
