'Is There Shame?', Tosca Calls Botteri, Travaglio and De Gregorio in the Video of His Most Political Song. And Soncini Banishes It on Social Media
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(Adnkronos) "A song of denunciation that intertwines singing authored, rap slow and raggamuffin, an uncomfortable question addressed to the West and a choir video clip with Giovanna Botteri, Marco Travaglio, Concita De Gregorio, Peter Gomez and other faces of the information. Tosca returns with "Is there shame?" "Is there shame," perhaps the single most political of his career. A song that looks at the... Continue readingThe article "Exist the s…
(Adnkronos) "A song of denunciation that intertwines singing authored, rap slow and raggamuffin, an uncomfortable question addressed to the West and a choir video clip with Giovanna Botteri, Marco Travaglio, Concita De Gregorio, Peter Gomez and other faces of information. Tosca returns with "Is there shame?" , perhaps the single most political of his career. A song that looks at [...]
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newsbiella.it(Adnkronos) "A song of denunciation that intertwines singing authored, rap slow and raggamuffin, an uncomfortable question addressed to the West and a choir video clip with Giovanna Botteri, Marco Travaglio, Concita De Gregorio, Peter Gomez and other faces of information. Tosca returns with "Is there shame?" , perhaps the single most political of his career. A song that looks at [...]
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