Marco Mengoni, borders do not exist either in music or elsewhere

(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 06 - It's a volcano in full swing, Marco Mengoni.

The singer-songwriter started with the new tour in the palaces, almost concurrently with the release of the second chapter of the Materia album (after "Terra" released last December, now the project is declined in "Pelle", from 7 October) and at the same time he announced also a new tour neglistadi for next summer (it will stop in Padua, Salerno, Bari, Bologna and Turin).

"I'm happy, happy and also very proud of what I'm doing", he says smiling shortly before going on the stage of the Assago Forum, sold-out like all the dates of the tour in the palaces, an opportunity to introduce ibrani about the new album.

"We are at the second stage of three of this project: the puzzle is coming together".

The path to trestep was born with the

idea of ​​showing three different, macomplementary souls, which combine Mengoni's musical origins, his sound researches and his attention to the contemporary.

And so after having recounted his roots, with Pelle Mengoni he talks about his musical research and the contaminations that have always attracted him.

"And the message I want to convey must be clear: in music there can be no borders and barriers. And we will fight against those who still try to build them", he reiterates forcefully, telling that the idea was born even after having done - a little for fun, a little for curiosity - a DNA test "discovering that only 35% are Italian. I'm a mixed breed, as we all are. In some ways, even the record is only 35% Italian, the

another 65% is contaminated by musical cultures and sounds completely different from those I am used to hearing (also through the use of unusual instruments and words borrowed from different languages, from Maori to Spanish) "." To enrich ourselves culturally we must know and understand new cultures , making them penetrate into the tissue of our skin.

And it's good that a record that talks about confrontation with diversity and right now.

Borders from my point of view make no sense to exist.

It is stupid to make wars for this and what is happening in the world hurts me ". (ANSA).

making them penetrate into the fabric of our skin.

And it's good that a record that talks about confrontation with diversity and right now.

Borders from my point of view make no sense to exist.

It is stupid to make wars for this and what is happening in the world hurts me ". (ANSA).

making them penetrate into the fabric of our skin.

And it's good that a record that talks about confrontation with diversity and right now.

Borders from my point of view make no sense to exist.

It is stupid to make wars for this and what is happening in the world hurts me ". (ANSA).