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A journey through the music and poetry of Riccardo Sinigallia, singer-songwriter and producer, guided by the emotional narrative of Valerio Mastandrea and his artist and record producer friends, who will tell us about Riccardo in all his human and artistic complexity, through their eyes.
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A journey through the music and poetry of Riccardo Sinigallia, singer-songwriter and producer, guided by the emotional narrative of Valerio Mastandrea and his artist and record producer friends, who will tell us about Riccardo in all his human and artistic complexity, through their eyes.
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