ll Concert of May 1st finally returns to its natural location: Piazza San Giovanni. After two editions that due to the pandemic have seen this combination split, with the 2020 edition first (live from the Teatro delle Vittorie) and the 2021 edition after (from the Cavea of the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome), the Roman square is finally ready to welcome back all the public who can’t wait to fill it.
“At work for peace” is the slogan which will accompany the concert promoted by CGIL, CISL and UIL, which will be produced and organized by iCompany, whose conduct, as we know, has been confirmed for the fifth consecutive time Ambra Angiolini.
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Many hours of music and words, broadcast live on Rai3 and RaiRadio2with a first block from 15.30 to 19.00 and the second as usual from 20.00 to 24.00. Guests who will take turns on stage they will be the reporter Francesca Barra and the actor Claudio Santamaria, the science popularizer Barbascura X fresh from the Beijing Express adventure, the journalist Giovanna Botteri, the actor and director Marco Paolini, the journalist Riccardo Iacona, the writer Stefano Massini and the comedian and TV presenter Valerio Lundini with the inseparable Vazzanikki.
The singers who will alternate on the stage in Piazza San Giovanni will be: Angelina Mango, Ariete, Bandabardò & Cisco, Bigmama, Bresh, Carmen Consoli, Claver Gold, Clementino, Coez, Colapesce E Joan Thiele, Coma_Cose, Deddy E Caffellatte, Enrico Ruggeri, Fabrizio Moro, Fasma, Gemitaiz, Go_A (the band that has represented Ukraine last year at the Eurovision Song Contest), Hu, the Orchestraccia, The Representative Of List, The Vibrations, Luca Barbarossa E Extraliscio, Luchè, Mace Feat. Rkomi, Mara Sattei, Marco Mengoni, Max Pezzali, Mecna , Mobrici, Mr. Rain, Ornella Vanoni, Psychologists, Rancore, Rkomi, Rovere, Sinkro, Tommaso Paradiso, Venerus, Venerus, VV, Willie Peyote, and for the first time the artists of the musical Notre Dame de Paris, who will perform at Concertone to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the opera.
Therefore, there is less and less and finally we will be able to attend the many hours of show at which the May Day concert has accustomed us over the years.
Source: Vanity Fair
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