Luca Barbarossa Admits: "I Didn't Manage To Get The Rent Reduced By The End Of The Month...". Morand's Advice

Luke Barbarossa he confesses without omissions and also traces the less fortunate moments of his career. As if he was struggling to make ends meet or get on with the music: then the advice of Gianni Morandi and Lucio Della what led him to victory Sanremo Festival 1992 with “Take me to dance”.

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The Roman singer-songwriter told the Corriere della Sera about his beginnings: “I wanted to do the busy one,” he explains, speaking about the years of his youth when he organized cineforums at the party headquarters in Mentana, where he lived. To persevere but change course, the words of Morandi and Dalla: “You have to get the stench out from under your nose.” Barbarossa at Sanremo had already been there in 81 when Rome was undressed, an antithesis to the leading Rome of Venditti, who was then defining a 19th-century sonnet, before understanding its meaning as an act of love.

Regarding the economic difficulties, says Barbarossa: «I walked into this house and had to pay the rent: 365,000 lire a month. First everything ok. Then I had problems with my record company Fonit Cetra, my first album didn’t do well, I didn’t have continuity… Those were difficult years, I started playing clubs again, I had these scraps of names that allowed me not to play a piano bar . I didn’t make it to the end of the month. In order to lower the rent, I returned a room to the apartment owner. Then salvation, again with the music that still accompanies him today on his Radio2 Social Club, the hugely successful radio show on Rai Radio2.