Talk conducted by John Vignola with Pierdavide Carone and Mariella Nava

John Vignola is an Italian journalist, writer, and radio host, known primarily for his work in the field of music and culture. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with various newspapers and has written numerous books dedicated to the history of music, with particular attention to rock and singer-songwriters. In the radio field, he is known as one of the voices of Radio Rai, especially for hosting programs like “Radio1 Music Club”, where he tells stories, anecdotes, and news from the music world, often hosting musicians and offering insights on the most important events in the Italian and international music scene. Vignola stands out for his passionate and knowledgeable approach, able to combine critical analysis, dissemination, and entertainment, making him a reference point for those who love music told with care and depth.

Mariella Nava, born in Taranto in 1960, is an Italian singer-songwriter and author famous for the depth of her lyrics and her musical sensitivity. She emerged in the 1980s and participated multiple times in the Sanremo Festival, achieving success with songs like “Fai piano” and “Per amore”, also interpreted by international artists. She has collaborated with illustrious names such as Gianni Morandi, Renato Zero, and Lucio Dalla. The themes of her songs touch on love, life, and social issues, always with delicacy and authenticity. Nava has received numerous awards in the Italian singer-songwriter music scene and also stands out for her social commitment.

Pierdavide Carone, born in Rome in 1988, is an Italian singer-songwriter, musician, and writer. He gained notoriety by participating in “Amici di Maria De Filippi” in 2009-2010, finishing third and winning the critics’ award. His first album “Una Canzone Pop” (2010) was a great success. He has written and performed successful songs, collaborating with artists like Lucio Dalla (with whom he participated in Sanremo 2012 with “Nanì”). He is also the author of “Per tutte le volte che…”, the winner of Sanremo 2010 for Valerio Scanu. His style combines pop, singer-songwriter, and experimentation, with lyrics touching on themes like love, everyday life, and emotions.