(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 01 - The Liga is told in 'It went so.
Thirty years as it should be '(Mondadori), his artistic autobiography, co-written with Massimo Cotto, which arrives in bookstores and digital stores on 6 October.
From 1 October, the 360-page book (€ 28) is available in pre-order at the link: https: //www.librimondadori.it/libri/e-andata-cosi-luciano-ligabue-massimo-cotto/.
Songs, records, concerts, tours, events, books, films and more, Luciano Ligabue traces his career through anecdotes, background and completely unpublished details.
For the first time, the Liga tells how things really went, sweeps metropolitan avenues and tells the truth.
It is a beautiful journey, a unique story, a shining parable.
In the worst period, isolation, fear, Covid, the most beautiful thing is born, a book where Luciano Ligabue says to Massimo Cotto: "That's how it went".
When the 'Liga' opens its doors to Massimo Cotto in Correggio, everything seems clear: he wants to tell about 30 years of music and artistic life.
The two take refuge in Ca 'di Pòm, the building where Ligabue wrote, in the famous Red Room, most of the songs for "Happy Birthday Elvis".
A day to remember and record, to unwrap memories and accumulate material.
But the unpredictable happens.
The situation in Italy is getting worse.
From the next day, it's lockdown.
Impossible to see.
The book, however, must go on, there is an urgency to tell.
The method changes and the two begin to confront each other and exchange stories via email.
It seems like a makeshift, but it is a bet.
The book is accompanied by 360 photos and, in the appendix, there is Ligabue's discography with all the covers of the singles, albums, box sets, VHS, in short, of all Ligabue's musical production.
On 19 June 2021, Ligabue will be the protagonist of 30 years in a (new) day ", the event on a single date to celebrate 30 years of an extraordinary career, to be held at the RCF Arena in Reggio Emilia (Campovolo). On stage, in addition to its historical hits, the Liga will present live the new single "La ragazza deituoiogni", currently on radio and digitally. (ANSA).