Canio Loguercio makes his debut at Trianon Viviani on Sunday, February 18, at 8 PM, with «A fil’ ‘e voce».
The concert is a completely acoustic project, without rhythm, in which the Lucanian singer-songwriter proposes his intimate approach to the Neapolitan song, between original and traditional songs.
During the evening we will listen to the most famous songs of his repertoire and other unpublished ones from the latest album of the same name, such as Nuttata senza Dio, written by Paolo Varriale.
In this slow journey between 'love' and memory, which intertwine against the backdrop of an imaginary landscape, along the thread of a provisional story that continually wraps around itself, Loguercio weaves an intimate tale between yearning and loss.
"I would almost like to be able to sing in silence - explains the artist - and imagine a concert as a kind of black hole in which all the enormous energy that contains a song can reveal itself, precisely, through a thin thread of voice".
In this project, the musician is assisted by Giovanna Famulari on cello, Massimo Antonietti on guitar and Ermanno Dodaro on double bass.
The Trianon Viviani is supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Campania region (ordinary funds and Poc 2014-2020) and the metropolitan city of Naples, with the patronage of Rai Campania.