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Bologna Sings Francesco Guccini, in Hundreds in Piazza Maggiore with Guitars in the Rain to Remember the Singer-Songwriter

Singing for a friend-Bologna singing Guccini was the great popular tribute to the artist who died last August 6th. Despite the weather in many on Crescentone to sing the most famous songs

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Thousands of people gathered in Piazza Maggiore, in Bologna, to sing together the songs of Francesco Guccini, who died last August 6 at the age of 86. Despite the rain, the square was filled with colorful umbrellas, guitars and voices for Singing for a friend "Bologna sings Guccini," the collective tribute to the singer-songwriter promoted by the Municipality and the collective "Cantate Bologna." In front of the basilica of San Petronio, on the …

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Piazza Maggiore was transformed yesterday, November 1, into a sea of colorful umbrellas. Despite the rain falling over the heart of Bologna, hundreds of people met in the symbolic square of the city of Emilia to pay homage to Francesco Guccini, the "Maestrone" of Pavana who died last August 6 at the age of 86 years. [...] L'articolo Bologna sings Francesco Guccini: in centinana in Piazza Maggiore with open guitars and umbrellas. La daughter Tere…

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Singing for a friend-Bologna singing Guccini was the great popular tribute to the artist who died last August 6th. Despite the weather in many on Crescentone to sing the most famous songs

·Milan, Italy
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L'omaggio di Cantate Bologna and the Municipality almost three months after the death of the Maestro

·Rome, Italy
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A Piazza Maggiore quilted with colorful umbrellas, open to protect itself from the rain that descends on the heart of Bologna, and let the guitars accompany - without damage - the words of Guccini's songs (ANSA)

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The Teatro Regio di Torino brings back the Bohème by Leoncavallo and the Iris by Mascagni, the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia continues the Tetralogy with Sigfrid directed by Daniel Harding, the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino presents Criminal Novel, the opera by Nicola Piovani and Bologna entrusts Guccini's songs to lyrical voices and orchestra

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HuffPost It broke the news in Italy on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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