"The world has never stopped for a moment. The night always chases the day and the day will come": Massimo Di Cataldo chooses the words of an immortal song by Jimmy Fontana to join his musicians remotely from home. With Alessio Pizzotti on piano, Alberto Lombardi on guitar, Ingo Peter Schwartz on bass and Fabio Giandon on drums, Di Cataldo plays 'Il Mondo'.
"Because of the CoronaVirus emergency, many people find themselves in difficulty, many musicians and artists who have seen their activity blocked, but despite the difficult period, they try to react by working to find new forms of collaboration", explains the Roman singer-songwriter . "It was spontaneous - Di Cataldo adds - the need to continue playing together, even if each one from his home, making his skills available. It is a difficult situation for all of us who live on music and in the show we have the desire and also the duty to continue to lift the spirits from problems and anxieties that have occurred in this dramatic moment. Entertainment now takes on a more noble form. We all feel so small in the face of such a contingent difficulty, so we have chosen to give a positive signal, through this wonderful song 'The world', brought to success by Jimmy Fontana in the 60s and never so current, towards a world that does not want to stop and lives with the hope that even after this night the day".
The project intends to support the solidarity initiatives promoted by NuovoIMAIE towards the artists, the first of which is undoubtedly the Special Fund of over 5 million euros that the collection will allocate to the members who have had to cancel their work commitments to cause of the Coronavirus emergency.
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