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{{performer2|Laerte Morrone|1972-1977|Hugo Picci|2007}}
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{{character|image=Garibaldoblue.jpg|performer=[[Laerte Morrone]]|note=1972-1977|performer2=[[Fernando Gomes]]|note2=2007-2014|debut=1972}}
[[Image:Garibaldo.jpg|thumb|300px|Garibaldo in the 1970s]]
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[[File:The2Garibaldos.JPG|thumb|300px|The two Garibaldos.]]
 
'''Garibaldo''' was the resident [[Big Bird]] counterpart on ''[[Vila Sésamo]]'', the [[Brazil]]ian co-production of ''[[Sesame Street]]''. Garibaldo was blue, but since the original program was broadcast only in black and white, this fact was made clear only in merchandise and promotional images (although the character did appear in ''[[Roberto Carlos Especial]]'', which aired in color). The puppet, as with the show's other characters, was constructed by Brazilian puppet builder Naum Alves de Sousa and not [[the Muppet Workshop]]. A comic book, ''[[Garibaldo (magazine)|Garibaldo]]'', was published based on the character.
{{performer|Fernando Gomes|2007-still}}
 
[[Image:Garibaldonew.JPG|thumb|300px|Garibaldo in the new series]]
 
   
 
For the 2007 version of ''Vila Sésamo'', producers were aware of the impact of the original Garibaldo. They brought the name and personality back, "as the link between the old and the new" according to [[Sesame Workshop]] producer Mary Tai. The team decided the original blue came across as drab on color sets and so revived Garibaldo as identical to Big Bird.<ref name="brazil">[http://web.archive.org/web/20080815201602/http://www.sesameworkshop.org/aroundtheworld/brazil Sesame Workshop]. "Vila Sésamo: A Classic Show Returns in Vibrant Tones." (archived)</ref> The production team used vodka to clean the costume's feathers.<ref name="brazil" />
'''Garibaldo''' was the resident [[Big Bird]] counterpart on ''[[Vila Sésamo]]'', the [[Brazil]]ian co-production of ''[[Sesame Street]]''. Garibaldo was blue, but since the original program was broadcast only in black and white, this fact was made clear only in merchandise and promotional images. The puppet, as with the show's other characters, was constructed by Brazilian puppet builder Naum Alves de Sousa and not [[the Muppet Workshop]]. A comic book, ''[[Garibaldo (magazine)|Garibaldo]]'', was published based on the character.
 
   
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Prior to the debut of the 2007 revival, a refurbished version of the original Garibaldo (performed here by [[Hugo Picchi]]) made a guest appearance on the special ''40 Years TV Cultura'', introducing the "new" Garibaldo. The new puppet had been built for ''[[Zhima Jie]]'', the Chinese co-production of ''Sesame Street'', before being used for ''Vila Sésamo''. {{cite}} Garibaldo was performed on the new series by Fernando Gomes, and is slightly smaller than the actual Big Bird.
For the 2008 version of ''Vila Sésamo'', producers were aware of the impact of the original Garibaldo. They brought the name and personality back, "as the link between the old and the new" according to [[Sesame Workshop]] producer Mary Tai. The team decided the original blue came across as drab on color sets and so revived Garibaldo as identical to Big Bird.<ref name="brazil">[http://www.sesameworkshop.org/aroundtheworld/brazil Sesame Workshop]. "Vila Sésamo: A Classic Show Returns in Vibrant Tones."</ref> The production team uses vodka to clean the costume's feathers.<ref name="brazil" />
 
   
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In 2019, Garibaldo returned to Brazil for a special TV appearance on ''[[Programa Silvio Santos]]'', celebrating ''Sesame Street’s'' [[Sesame Street: 50th Anniversary|50th Anniversary]]. [[Falcon Mantovani]] performed him for this short comeback.
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==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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Image:Garibaldo.jpg
 
Image:Autographedd.JPG|The original TV puppet, as pictured on a card signed by Laerte Morrone
 
Image:Autographedd.JPG|The original TV puppet, as pictured on a card signed by Laerte Morrone
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Image:Garibaldo1.jpg|Close-Up of his face
Image:Restauredgaribaldo.jpg|Restored puppet, currently displayed in the TV Globo studios
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Image:Restauredgaribaldo.jpg|Restored puppet, currently displayed in the TV Cultura studios
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Image:Soniabragagaribaldo.jpg
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vila sesamo garibaldo t.jpg
 
Image:Garibaldonew.JPG|Garibaldo in the new series
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Image:Garibaldo Bel.jpg| Garibaldo and Bel
 
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==Sources==
 
==Sources==
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Revision as of 21:53, 17 October 2019

Garibaldoblue
PERFORMER Laerte Morrone 1972-1977
  Fernando Gomes 2007-2014
DEBUT 1972
The2Garibaldos

The two Garibaldos.

Garibaldo was the resident Big Bird counterpart on Vila Sésamo, the Brazilian co-production of Sesame Street. Garibaldo was blue, but since the original program was broadcast only in black and white, this fact was made clear only in merchandise and promotional images (although the character did appear in Roberto Carlos Especial, which aired in color). The puppet, as with the show's other characters, was constructed by Brazilian puppet builder Naum Alves de Sousa and not the Muppet Workshop. A comic book, Garibaldo, was published based on the character.

For the 2007 version of Vila Sésamo, producers were aware of the impact of the original Garibaldo. They brought the name and personality back, "as the link between the old and the new" according to Sesame Workshop producer Mary Tai. The team decided the original blue came across as drab on color sets and so revived Garibaldo as identical to Big Bird.[1] The production team used vodka to clean the costume's feathers.[1]

Prior to the debut of the 2007 revival, a refurbished version of the original Garibaldo (performed here by Hugo Picchi) made a guest appearance on the special 40 Years TV Cultura, introducing the "new" Garibaldo. The new puppet had been built for Zhima Jie, the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street, before being used for Vila Sésamo. [cite] Garibaldo was performed on the new series by Fernando Gomes, and is slightly smaller than the actual Big Bird.

In 2019, Garibaldo returned to Brazil for a special TV appearance on Programa Silvio Santos, celebrating Sesame Street’s 50th Anniversary. Falcon Mantovani performed him for this short comeback.

Gallery

Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 Sesame Workshop. "Vila Sésamo: A Classic Show Returns in Vibrant Tones." (archived)