Enrico Ruggeri, shame live during A day to tell: "Fascist, you can't"

Shame live against Enrico Ruggeri. The conductor and songwriter debuted on Raiuno with A story to tell, dedicated to the immense Fabrizio De Andre and first stage of a three-part journey that will see "monographs" also on Lucio Dalla is Lucio Battisti. Well, while the show was being broadcast on Twitter, a debate broke out among viewers: many criticized Viale Mazzini for choosing a "non-leftist" singer (one of the few to admit it) to celebrate a "progressives" myth. Some have even pointed to Ruggeri having sympathy for the fascism. Stories as old as punk, of which Ruggeri was one of the most important interpreters in Italy.

Ridiculous controversies, which moreover forget that Faber's music has no color in its total anarchy and irreverence, transversal and decidedly foreign to party quarrels. But you know, on the left everything has to be pigeonholed in "good" against "evil", and Ruggeri (who is really an anarchist) inevitably ends up in the cauldron. Who knows how they will have received the data of I listen its detractors: A story to tell has collected a very good 21.1% share, with 4.147 million of viewers in the first evening won again by You are this on Channel 5 (5.4 million is 29.5%). Are they all sovereigns?