Also Lillo Petrolo, conductor of the May Day Concert together with Ambra Angiolini and Stefano Fresi, he expressed himself on the Fedez case: “We conductors were not worried at all for Fedez’s intervention but for the climate of excessive anxiety that was being created, at the expense of our tests”. “It was a mistake to involve us – continued the comedian – it would have been better to keep us out avoiding burdening ourselves with certain anxieties on the eve of the concert. In the meeting there was some concern and when they asked me to call him as a friend I immediately made it clear that Fedez’s intervention was legitimate and unassailable and that he was also about to say something on stage that I also blindly believe in. “
Despite this thought, Lillo made that phone call from a friend but, in addition to supporting his position, she didn’t even think of asking him to sweeten the content of his speech. “No one has ever talked about censorship, if anything to sweeten Fedez’s intervention, it was more than legitimate: he is an artist and freedom of thought is sacred when it does not border on reproach. But as an outsider who does not live only on Rai, I also put myself in the shoes of those who have supported the family for years with their work “.
Here is the full video of the call between Fedez and the editorial staff of Rai3 in which LIllo also intervened: