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“A response to Giuseppe Conte who mortified us. ” Rocco Papaleo will participate in the show of May 1 in Raitre replacing the traditional concertona of Piazza San Giovanni, in a surreal environment linked to the emergence of the coronavirus and in a very tense climate between Italians and the government. And it promises to be an even more political event than usual, and decidedly anti-premier. “This very different May day, I think it can also become an opportunity to show, return to the stage, everything that is behind the scenes and that allows everyone to enjoy art and culture,” explains the actor and director of the agency DnaKronos -. A focus that lights up again, although in the remote forms that the epidemic imposes on us, and that also becomes a response for those did not deign to pay attention. We are sorry mortified for the complete absence of a nod to show business workers at the prime minister’s latest press conference. “
for Antonello Venditti, who from social networks asked in protest for a day of musical silence, Papaleo responds: “It seems a bit late. I see it more as a scream of pain that as a real opportunity to do such a thing 24 hours before. A day of silent music could be helpful, but it should be organized and discussed a little in advance. However, I find it positive that there are several ‘consortiums’ of artists that are organizing to make the voice of the workers in the entertainment world who have less of it hear the voice. But it is necessary to make a common front: beyond the revolutionary impetus of each one, to receive the message and tell something, it is necessary to unite, “he stresses. Tomorrow, on the Primo Maggio stage, installed in the Sinopoli Hall of the Parco della Musica in Rome will sing an iconic song in the history of Italian music but also of this pandemic: blue, the famous song of Paolo Conte led to success by Adriano Celentano. “I will also say two words that he wrote me Gino Castaldo answering my question why blue is one of the Italians’ favorite songsbalcony movement‘in this quarantine.’ And from a proud symbol of “Italian resistance” to the epidemic, it could soon become a battle cry and mistrust towards Palazzo Chigi.
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