Francesca Fagnani, who will be co-host at Sanremo 2023, lashes out against the deputy Donatella Morgante (Fratelli d'Italia) for her request to exclude the rapper Rosa Chemical from the Italian Song Festival "More than Rosa Chemical, they should deal with the real problems.”
Three days before the start of 2023 Festival of Sanremo, the controversy due to the rapper's presence does not subside Pink Chemical at the music festival. And, to be disturbed most of all by the singer is the MP Donatella Morgante (Brothers of Italy), who judged it "inappropriate", especially for the younger ones, and went so far as to request itsimmediate exclusion.
His request, as expected, sparked general protests and controversies, including those of Francesca Fagnani, the host of Beasts, which will be one of four co-hosts of Sanremo 2023.
In an interview given to Corriere della Sera, in particular, Fagnani declared:
“I am for the enlargement and never for the compression of all rights. I find that anyone who wants to bring his way of sexuality into their songs should not scare anyone. Having said that, politicians, especially the important ones in this government, should perhaps deal with bills and not song lyrics.
Rosa Chemical, why had Morgante requested its exclusion from Sanremo 2023?
What is it? style of Rosa Chemical is original, there is no doubt about that, but why the deputy Donatella Morgante went so far as to ask forexclusion from the Sanremo festival, judging it a "danger" for the youngest?
To discuss politics, to the point of pushing Morgante to ask the Chamber to prevent the broadcast of Sanremo 2023, it seems that it was the song of Pink Chemical, Made in Italy:, because it treats very uncomfortable topics, such as polyamorous relationships and gender fluid.
It's just a pity that, on first listening, the piece in question seems to have not only been applauded by journalists, but even considered the real novelty of this edition of the Sanremo Festival. And there are those who, in a low voice, murmur that they could even win it.
The fact is that, if it is true that Sanremo is Sanremo, and it is admissible that it also causes politics to be discussed, it is also true that, in a period of energy crisis and where more and more families are struggling to make ends meet, it is perhaps better to talk about more important things than song lyrics. And on this we can only agree with Francesca Fagnani.
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