on Brazilian Radio & TV

'Studio Uno 1965' as shown on Brazilian TV in 1966. TV Tupi would show 'Studio Uno' on Wednesday nights -  minus the spoken Italian parts; only the musical numbers... because the average Brazilian person does not understand Italian, even though Portuguese & Italian have similarities... Here's Rita Pavone singing 'Viva la papa col pomodoro' with the fabulous German sensation Kessler Twins...

Rita Pavone at the Zodiac column at Intervalo, Brazilian answer to US's TV Guide.

Revista do Radio 14 November 1964 - 'Scrivi' is number one at RR charts.

would-be-famous-girls at Jair Taumaturgos's radio show dress up like Rita Pavone.

'Hoje é dia de rock' - Today's is Rock Day - a Saturday afternoon show on Radio Mayrink Veiga was the most popular programme among teens in Rio de Janeiro. Jair Taumaturgo produced and Isaac Zaltman presented it to the masses.

1963 - 1964 - 1965

carrot coloured hair. 

Rita Pavone in 1963.

an even earlier photo.

same day backstage with a chorus-girl and Mamma waiting out...

Rita and her manager Teddy Reno.

this is one of the first version of Rita Pavone's 'uniform'... trousers, white shirt, braces and boots.

Rita Pavone watches Gianni Meccia at the wheel with an RCA Italiana's boss - 1963. 

pianist Stelvio Cipriani, Rita & bambini at Chiavari in the summer of 1964.

Rita arrives in Brazil in June 1964.

Rita, Teddy and Stelvio Cipriani, her piano accompanist. 

Rita sings at Teatro Record in São Paulo; gives a collective interview to the local press.

Rita Pavone in São Paulo in 1964; being hounded by the Brazilian press.

a collage made by an ardent fan.

Rita Pavone sings in Rio de Janeiro in April 1965 in front of a huge panel made out of 1964 photos; Rita in  São Paulo in June 1964.

'Scrivi, e non mi fa soffrire più'...

Rita Pavone sings in Buenos Aires in June 1964; later in 1964 back in Rome doing 'Gian Burrasca' with Lina Wertmüller.

November 1964 in the 'Gian Burrasca' set.

early Autumn 1965 filming 'Rita la figlia americana'.

Silvia Paula Jentsch, a very special person.

Silvia Paula Jentsch circa 1964.

As one can see Silvia Paula Jentsch was a faithful member of at least 2 Rita Pavone Fan Clubs.

Silvia trying her best to emulate 'Meus 18 anos' album-cover.

Silvia was the only Brazilian fan who had the Argentinian album 'Volvió la Pecosita'.

Silvia's drawing and painting on chinaware... originally done in 1967.

clockwise from top left: Silvia Paula, Luiz Amorim, Totó Faria & Malu Pelaes - Christmas 1973.

Here's myself, Totó Faria and my great friend Silvia Paula circa 1974.

School days for Silvia & her younger brother Roberto Walter Jentsch.

 Roberto aka Glu, Silvia, their mother Paula Sawade Jentsch, Leda Gonçalves & ... in 1966.

Silvia has a good time in Sorocaba-SP while Leda plays the guitar. 

Fan Club Sao Paulo, Brazil

Totó (Antonio Carlos Faria) and Maria Loch, from Crisciúma-SC.

Silvia Paula Jentsch & Totó. 

Malú (Maria de Lourdes Pelaes), Silvia, Totó & Irene - Xmas 1973.

Malú & Emília Fantinatti in São Caetano do Campo.

Sidney Fantinatti & Malú - wearing her VASP stewardess uniform - late 60s.

Francelina Amorim relaxing in the grass - São Miguel Paulista.

Lucinda Rato, Luiz Amorim & unidentified fan give a hand to Miss Pavone on 7 May 1970 in S.Paulo. 

Pedro, Totó & Lulú [Luiz Amorim] in Aparecida do Norte-SP - mid 1970s.

Lulú & Totó in Aparecida do Norte circa 1978.

Emilia Fantinati from São Caetano do Sul-SP.

Emilia Fantinati in the 1970s; on the left, Claudete Deleva is spoon-feeding a blond lady; on the right, Silvia is entertaining a little boy.