14 Facts About Mauro Corona

Mauro Corona, is an Italian writer, mountaineer and wood carver.

Son of Domenico Corona and Lucia Filippin he was born in Baselga di Pine.

Mauro Corona's family suffered no losses in the disaster, but a few years later he wrote what happened in his novel Aspro e dolce.

Mauro Corona was forced to suspend this job during his military service, which started in L'Aquila, where he was enlisted in the Alpini troops.

Shortly afterwards, Gaiotti commissioned Mauro Corona to create a Via Crucis to be donated to the Church of San Giovanni del tempio in Sacile.

Mauro Corona was part of the crew that won the bronze medal in the Italian Bobsleigh Championship held in Cervinia in 1972.

Mauro Corona's writing career began in 1997, when a journalist friend published some of his stories on the newspaper Il Gazzettino.

Mauro Corona continues to alternate moments of writing, wooden sculpture and climbing with conferences, meetings and events and participates in the creation of some documentaries about his life.

Mauro Corona took part in the film Vajont, playing the bartender Pietro Corona.

Mauro Corona's works have been translated into various languages, including Chinese, German and Spanish.

Mauro Corona was a regular guest on Cartabianca, a Rai 3 prime time program hosted by Bianca Berlinguer, from 11 September 2018 until 23 September 2020, when he was removed after calling the presenter "hen".

Mauro Corona is married and has four children: Marianna, Matteo, Melissa and Martina.

Mauro Corona considers himself a believer in God but he doesn't follow any particular religion.

Mauro Corona published her debut book Fiorire tra le rocce in 2021.