Journalist Silvio Lancellotti, who died this Tuesday (13), at age 78, wrote in Sheet over an interval of more than 40 years.
There were gaps between the early 1980s, when he published texts in Ilustrada, and his last collaborations, in 2012, when he offered cultural tips in São Paulo, but his participation was voluminous and crossed several themes.
He focused with greater voluptuousness on those that were two of his greatest passions, football and gastronomy. Below, a selection of some of Lancellotti’s reports and columns in Sheet.
Lord of the pools, but always dry
11.Apr.10 – Silvio, fisherman of characters
In his 53 years of life, Vitório Raimundo Neto, from São Paulo from Cajuru, wet his skin, in swimming pools, only twice. The first, in 1992, when he visited with his family, at a gathering of friends, a farm in Ibiúna. The second, to enrich the photo of this Quintal Paulistano. Nothing strange, if not for Vitório, since 1993, a specialist in swimming pools.
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The relics of Santa Donata
21.feb.10 – Silvio, city observer
Among the dozen vendors that usually surround the church of Santa Cecília, in front of Rua das Palmeiras, there is only one, an ice cream seller, who has never been interested in visiting the relics of Santa Donata, who has been enthroned on one side of the main nave for a century. .
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It’s not even competition
1.Dec.96 – Silvio, waiting for the FIFA World Cup
All week my e-mail was congested with protest messages. Many readers do not accept that I call the Toyota Cup the symbolic world championship of clubs.
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The best
17.Sep.95 – Silvio, admirer of Santos de Pele
With the obvious exception of apocalypse fanatics, any journalist of my generation will undoubtedly say that Santos from 58 to 63 was quietly superior to Alfredo Di Stefano’s Real Madrid, precisely from 55 to 60.
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Maradona leaves Italy and says he doesn’t know if he’ll play for Napoli again
10.Jul.90 – Silvio, interviewer for Maradona
It was time to pack up and head straight from the Trigoria retreat to Fiumicino airport. It was dawn in Rome, and Argentina’s captain, Diego Maradona, still had his eyes red and swollen from crying. He occupied the very first seat of the delegation bus, next to the door. He wanted to be seen on the way, a last, vain flash of his pride, his bruised pride. Thanks to the help of a friend, I was able to do a balance sheet interview with him.
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Germany reaches the third and consecrates Beckenbauer
9.Jul.90 – Silvio, chronicler of the 90’s Cup
In a very ugly game, West Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 and lifted the Fifa Cup of the Old Boot World Cup yesterday at the Olympic Stadium (Rome). It was the third world title for the German team. Kaiser Franz Beckenbauer’s team literally squeezed Carlos Bilardo’s squad into their field. The only regret is the reduced score, produced with the interference of the referee, the Mexican Codesal Mendez, who had a horrible performance.
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Christmas Alchemy
17.dec.89 – Silvio, storyteller and lover of good food
With the exception of geese, which the Egyptians domesticated 4,000 years ago, and with the exception of ducks, which the Chinese raised in their backyards two or three centuries before Jesus Christ, poultry is very recent in cooking and even more in gastronomy. .
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