Sanremo: The Vibrations, the artists are always free

(ANSA) - ROME, JANUARY 22 - "The criticisms are fresh air. An artist is free to do whatever he wants. And if he is followed, he wants to be right. So the criticisms are of the artist or his fans? And then the where did it go? You chose it for the festival, you have to keep it. The audience will judge. "
Francesco Sarcina does not go easy on the Junior Cally affair, which is inflaming the pre-festival.
The singer, with Le Vibrazioni, will be competing at the Ariston for the third time, after 2005 and 2018. The participation of two years ago had sanctioned the reunion of the band after a five-year break, which is now upon us "is a confirmation for ourselves, a way to get back the whole good, to tidy up and focus only on music ". The group's Illeader thus explains the choice of limestone still on the Ariston stage with the song Dov'è, a ballad old school signed by Sarcina himself, with Roberto Casalino and DavideSimonetta, who fishes in the past and in the history, now for more than twenty years, of the Vibrations. "We wrote it exactly with the idea of ​​making Sanremo. And it was a return to the original origin, to that sound that characterized us from the beginning".
In the song, which tells of a finished love and the desire to leave, "there is a lot of mine - says Sarcina, who experienced a turbulent separation from his wife Clizia Incorvaia -, there is what I have experienced. Music also serves to heal the wounds , to throw up what hit you. "
In production there is an album, "which I hope will be released within the spring", but in the meantime, starting from March, there is a tour in theaters, with an orchestra of 20 elements and the direction of Peppe Vessicchio, which mixes rock and music classical ("which are far from what we can imagine"). (HANDLE).