Le fiabe sonore

Not long before Christmas 1966, the Fratelli Fabbri editors distributed a promotional disc of “Le Fiabe Sonore”, with “I tre Porcellini”, free of charge in the newsstands. The following week, the first official issue, “Puss in Boots” by Charles Perrault, came out, accompanied by a large format (27x35) issue with splendid romantic and yet ironic, alluring, but modern illustrations.

Many of us, at the time, did not yet know how to read. It was our parents, therefore, who initiated us into magic, who opened the doors of fantasy to us, who introduced us to a world that would have enriched, bewitched…