00:00We are here with Vittorio Blasotti for Yoyo, native of Campolessi, where he lives all
00:06now, the protagonist of one of the most famous videos of the post-terremoto.
00:12Tell us a little bit about the story of those moments and of that video in particular.
00:17Yes, the video had brought us here to Gemona all the children of the school
00:24and they had made us, let's say, pick up the sass.
00:29And I, since the rondine had always been an elegant cat,
00:39and I observed it when I was little, when I was a child, in the house of my grandparents,
00:45I was in the unconscious, so it remained the symbol of this sass.
00:54And then, thinking about it, I always thought that the rondine represents the friulans,
01:00which, first of all, is the house for the family, and then,
01:07and then, in all, it's a very laborious cat, like the friulans.
01:13For me, I was impressed with this symbol and I designed this.
01:18You said that the rondine, when I was 9 years old,
01:22was that the rondine returned?
01:23Yes.
01:23It seems that the rondine returned?
01:25Yes.
01:27I, as a child, my problem was that the rondine was that the rondine
01:32that they returned and that they were built and that they were built.
01:34So, I wasn't sure, I didn't think of it at my house,
01:36where we were living in a tent with a brand, a completely sickle,
01:42but, for my child, I was, unconsciously, I thought
01:45to those birds that were to find their natural habitat in the next year,
01:54So I've already seen Gemona reconstructed.
01:58The last thing that you've mentioned, Massimiliano Federiga, President of the region,
02:03what is the emotion?
02:05Yes, for me, the President Federiga has made me feel so much,
02:11because I've always brought up my childhood phrase,
02:16and I'm very proud of this,
02:19but not only for the fact that he has represented the Rondini,
02:22but for the fact that he has...
02:27the thanks of Gemona to all the volunteers,
02:32to all the alpines, to all the soldiers of Europe and the world
02:35that have helped us.
02:37Because without them, we would have had a lot more hard
02:48to rise and rise.
02:50And thanks to them all,
02:53everything was more simple,
02:54everything was more...
02:57in times more strict.
