Topo Gigio is a fictional character, a mouse, that originated in Italy. Created in 1958 by illustrator and puppeteer Maria Perego, he became popular through television shows, particularly in the 1960s and 1970s. Topo Gigio is characterized by his endearing personality, childlike demeanor, and his distinctively high-pitched voice. He often engages in humorous antics and is known for his catchphrase “Top! Topo Gigio!” The character has appeared in various performances, animated series, and films, making him a beloved figure in Italian pop culture and beyond. Topo Gigio embodies themes of innocence and friendship, appealing to children and families.
Lucio Corsi, a passionate Tuscan singer-songwriter, delivered a standout performance at Sanremo by pairing with Topo Gigio, a beloved puppet from Italian television. The duet featured the classic song "Nel…