Liberato: the Neapolitan mystery that conquered Club To Club

Among the most anticipated names of this year's Club To Club certainly stood out: Liberato, the mysterious Neapolitan singer who in less than a year fell in love with Italy.

On the Club To Club stage, accompanied by drum rolls and sounds of the Neapolitan musical tradition in an electronic key, three people take the stage, hooded and faces covered, which without saying a word kicked off the show. A show of lights and videos simply amazing for the performance of an artist so "young" that confirms how much the Liberato project is much more than just a hidden face.

What really emerged from Liberato's first official concert - we remember that during his performance at the MiAmi on the stage there were Calcutta, Izi and Priestess - is his unique ability to engage and fascinate the audience, to conquer it and made a crowd of nearly 7,000 people sing in dialect Neapolitan. All of this with just three songs At least until his performance on Saturday November 4th.

After 9 maggio and Gaiola Portafortuna, the sound of a siren and a pop beat anticipated the new song of Liberato, Pecché me stai appennen’? ("Why are you leaving me?"), an unexpected surprise with a dance and syncopated rhythm, a love song that's a Neapolitan ballad, harrowing in text and engaging in sound. Punctuated by the sound of a siren, tribute to Naples and its origins, Pecché me stai appennen’? would be the fourth track of Liberato since its debut, the fourth track in less than eight months, the fourth track that hit the mark. Liberato is something exciting and magical that in Italy was lacking, and Italians know this - and appreciate it for that.

To close the show Tu t'e scurdat' e me and then dark.
The three artists on the stage bent their heads and raised a fist to the sky, a silent thanks, a symbol of unity and strength.