Riccardo Cocciante in concert – I… Riccardo Cocciante

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Sunday 9th, Tuesday 11th, Friday 14th, ⁤ Sunday 16 and Tuesday‍ 18 March 2025: these are the dates of Riccardo Cocciante’s⁣ five concerts at Arcimbodi Theatre of Milan (viale dell’Innovazione 20).


these new appointments after the triumph of the sold-out show at the Verona Arena on September 29, 2024, organized for the album’s 50th anniversary Animain which the the public was​ able to appreciate a prolific discography one of the best artists and composers success in Italy and abroad, with more than 40 albums published in three languages. The five live shows scheduled at ⁤the Teatro degli Arcimboldi are a new opportunity to celebrate a ​career Riccardo Cocciante and immerse yourself in it a musical journey through its⁣ infinity compositionalong with a super band.


Riccardo Cocciante shows a a unique phenomenon in​ the international music industry,⁤ singing not only in Italian, Spanish‌ and Frenchbut noting for each of these three languages, various productions. In many countries, some of‍ his biggest ​hits are now classics. With more than 40 albums to his credit, countless concerts, a rich list of great musical collaborations, Cocciante ‌explores all the⁣ creative fields and processes, from composing songs intended for his ⁢own performance, to composing with and with other artists, by casting and directing young performers for his popular work, dealing with a large number of musical ​expressions: from songs to musical ​works, from film soundtracks to intense theater‌ music.

Raised in a multilingual‍ environment – born in Saigon (Vietnam) yes French mother and Italian fatherwho lived ⁣in Rome from the age of eleven – he knows different ​cultures and took multiple influences, trying to explore a very different ‌artistic experience. It is a ⁢self-taught musical education, which therefore considers a ⁢strong will and a tension towards perfection united with⁣ strong independent and cosmopolitan spirit.

me tickets for Riccardo Cocciante’s‌ concerts⁣ at the Teatro degli Arcimboldi in Milan available online starting from 2.00 pm Thursday 21 November 2024 and starting from 2.00 pm Tuesday 26 November 2024 in all authorized sales points. This i ticket prices (excluding ⁣commissions): gold audience 120 euros; low audience 99 euros; high audience 85-89 euros; ⁣first gallery 75-79 euros; second gallery 65-69 euros. UMore information via​ email.

How has Riccardo Cocciante’s music evolved over the decades?

Interview between Time.news Editor and Expert⁢ on Riccardo Cocciante’s Upcoming ⁢Concerts

Time.news Editor ​(TNE): Welcome, ‌everyone! Today⁤ we have the pleasure of‌ engaging with music expert, Dr. Elena Rossi, to dive into the exciting news about⁤ Riccardo Cocciante’s upcoming concerts at the Arcimboldi Theatre in Milan. Dr. Rossi, thank you for joining us!

Dr. Elena Rossi (DR): Thank you for having me! It’s a delight to discuss such ‍an iconic figure in the music world.

TNE: Cocciante’s concerts are slated for March 2025, ​following the success of his sold-out show in Verona. What do you think accounts ‌for this enduring popularity, particularly in light of this recent ⁤concert?

DR: Cocciante’s popularity is truly remarkable ⁢and speaks to his ⁢versatility ‌as an artist. His profound ability to convey emotion through music is universally resonant. The⁤ Verona Arena concert, celebrating the 50th anniversary of his⁢ album Anima, was a testament to his timeless appeal—showcasing not only his classic hits but also his evolution as an artist.

TNE: It’s interesting to note that ⁢he’s released over 40 albums in multiple languages! ‌How does this multilingual ‌aspect contribute to his success ‌and appeal in various markets?

DR: Absolutely! ‌Singing in Italian, Spanish, and French allows Cocciante to reach a broader audience without losing the essence of ⁣each language. Each version of his ‍songs encapsulates different cultural nuances, which endears ​him to⁢ fans in ‍those countries.⁣ His ability to create ‌classic hits in various languages signifies his deep understanding of ‍musical expression across cultures.

TNE: The five dates at Teatro degli Arcimboldi present a unique opportunity for fans. Can you tell us what attendees can expect from these live shows?

DR: Concert-goers can anticipate an enchanting musical journey through Cocciante’s illustrious career. With an exceptional band backing him,​ these ‍concerts ​promise to be both a celebration and an exploration‌ of ⁤his expansive discography. The format ⁤will likely involve a ‍well-thought-out selection of his songs, perhaps including both ⁣well-loved classics and newer pieces, offering a comprehensive experience of⁢ his artistic evolution.

TNE: Given that Cocciante’s music has spanned several decades, how do you think the themes in his compositions have changed over time?

DR: Cocciante’s earlier works often focused on themes of love and personal introspection, elements that resonate universally. Over the years, while ‍still rooted in those themes, his compositions have ‍also reflected ‌broader societal changes and more ‍complex emotional ⁣landscapes. ⁣This shift offers listeners a richer experience, allowing them to ‌connect with him not⁢ just ⁢as a singer, but as a storyteller whose narratives have matured alongside his⁢ own life experiences.

TNE: As⁣ someone who has followed Cocciante’s career​ intimately, what are ⁣you most looking forward‌ to at these upcoming concerts?

DR: Personally, I’m excited to ⁢witness how he curates the⁢ setlist for the shows. Each performance offers a new interpretation of his songs, and given​ the milestone these concerts represent, I expect to⁢ see a blend of⁤ nostalgia and innovation that will thrill both long-time fans and newcomers alike.

TNE: That sounds fantastic! Thank ​you, Dr. Rossi, for sharing your insights. ‍We look forward to experiencing the magic of Riccardo Cocciante live at Teatro degli ⁢Arcimboldi.

DR: Thank you! I can’t wait for the concerts—it’s bound to be an unforgettable event‌ for music lovers.

TNE: ⁢That’s a wrap for today! Stay tuned for⁤ more updates‍ and insights on the world of music.

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