Morgan writes a letter to Amadeus: “Yours was a very unpleasant gesture, an abuse of power”

“Once again I find myself offended, expelled, I find myself punished despite my good faith, my spontaneous commitment and my desire to collaborate, be useful, give myself with simplicity and loyalty to others.” So he writes Marco Castoldi aka Morgan in an open letter to Amadeus posted on Instagram after its exclusion on San Remo Festival and Bugo’s admission to the race. “Amadeus – Morgan continues – invited me to the competition and then despised my music, expelled me, has decided to give space and visibility to those who have subtly enjoyed and benefited from my presence and strength, that is Bugo, once again honored while I not only exclude myself from the competition, not even admitted to my job ”.

Then, turning to Amadeus Morgan, he asks: “Can you understand how offensive and unfair you were to do such a thing? How wrong not to have recognized that last year, thanks to my unforeseen invention of the theater, you all from the San Remo and Rai festivals and also Bugo earned us fame, money and work, while, I the author, did not take money.They have criticized me, I have gone through television trials without being able to intervene, they have never invited me and they have also accused me of being ungovernable when instead I am one of the few who, being on stage, knows what it means to manage the scene? A little ‘don’t you mind hurting and humiliating me instead of being used to do a show? ”.

“You weren’t ashamed to take Bugo on the run me even having thrown me for fear of getting you in trouble live? Didn’t you understand that I am a gentleman and that if I wrote harsh words to you I did it to make you understand that your mistake is great? ”. Morgan continues, still addressing Amadeus. For the ex-leader of Bluvertigo, that of Amadeus was “a very unpleasant gesture which should be called by name, i.e. mobbing, i.e. abuse of power”.