ORIZZONTE | Anastasio. Live performance

Orizzonte. Parole, immagini e musica per edificare il futuro is the program of cultural and musical events curated by the singer and songwriter Giovanni Caccamo, which will see a series of events with different formats alternating in the Arnaldo Pomodoro's Studio, designed with the aim of bringing an increasingly wider and more heterogeneous audience closer to the Foundation, with particular attention to the younger ones.

The second appointment will be on Friday 9 June at 9pm with the "early summer concert" by Anastasio.

Born in 1997, Marco Anastasio is originally from Meta, in the Sorrento peninsula. He became passionate about rap in high school and began publishing his first songs on YouTube. In 2018 he participated in the X Factor selections, where he stood out for his ability to rework some great classics of Italian and international song into verse; at the end of the competition he will conquer the top step of the podium. With the unreleased single La fine del mondo, produced by Don Joe, he debuted at the top of the Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes and FIMI charts and obtained two platinum records. In February 2019 he presented the new single Correre on the stage of the Sanremo Festival, out of competition, preceded by a touching monologue by Claudio Bisio. In October of the same year he performed on Raiuno on the occasion of the program "Una storia da cantare", dedicated to Fabrizio De André, producing a reinterpretation of Piero's La Guerra seen from the point of view of a young Austrian soldier, engaged on the opposite front of the protagonist of the original song. In 2020 he participated in the Sanremo festival with the song Rosso di Rabbia which anticipates his debut album Atto Zero. In 2022 he released the single Assurdo, taken from his second official album Mielemedicina, in which in addition to exploring new sounds he continues his comparison with the classics, this time poetry. Many texts take up the verses of great poets (Baudelaire, Bukowski, Massimo Ferretti, T.S Eliot).