Peppino, a Genoa-born puppeteer, heads a family troupe renowned for vibrant variety acts starring his three daughters: Concetta, who oversees puppetry and dance; Fiolina (alternately named Violetta), skilled in puppetry; and Giulietta, the youngest performer. Driven by economic hardship, he relocates the family to Argentina, seeking stability through their artistic craft. Though well-intentioned, Peppino’s reliability wavers, especially under alcohol’s influence, often leaving promises unfulfilled. His affection for his daughters remains steadfast, yet tensions simmer with the introverted Fiolina until Marco Rossi, a determined protagonist, nurtures her confidence, prompting Peppino to acknowledge her blossoming talent.

Reconnecting with Marco in Buenos Aires, Peppino’s troupe becomes instrumental in the quest to find Marco’s mother, providing refuge in Bahía Blanca and aiding his return to Buenos Aires after uncovering familial betrayal. Peppino balances theatrical panache with shrewd pragmatism, mentoring Marco while safeguarding his own family. His arc culminates in Fiolina persuading him to contemplate a return to Genoa—a gesture signaling his growth into a steadier patriarch. The narrative weaves familial bonds, resilience, and redemption, charting Peppino’s transformation from a wandering showman to a grounded figure embracing responsibility.

No concrete details exist regarding Peppino’s appearances in spin-offs, OVAs, or non-canon media.