Maria De Filippi è un Genio, ma io me ne sono andato - Luca Pitteri

Maestro Luca Pitteri, a legendary figure from the first editions of Amici, returns to Mediocracy after 20 years. From the truth about TV dynamics to the shocking phrase "you don't need to know how to sing," including Michael Bublé, Pino Daniele, and Mahler. A rich conversation about what it really means to be an artist today, encompassing spirituality, social media, and artificial intelligence. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL    / @mediocracy-podcast   FOLLOW ME FOR MORE INSTAGRAM -   / mediocracypodcast   TIKTOK -   / mediocracypodcast   FOLLOW MARCO Instagram -   / marco_achille_gv   FIND OUT MORE ABOUT MATERICO: https://materico.it/?utm_source=medio... You can also find the painting chosen for today's episode on the website. 00:00 Intro - "Is everything arranged?" and Zerbi's shocking quote 01:09 Illness, love, and the truth about Amici after 20 years 04:03 Sanremo, Levante, and what it means to be an artist today 08:00 Can the value of a work of art be measured? The Little Pulcino Pio 2:00 PM Venice, the origins and the work of art in the studio 5:10 PM Teaching: forcing listening and developing sensitivity 9:37 PM "You don't need to know how to sing to sing": Zerbi's obscene phrase 30:46 PM Michael Bublé's lesson: "I steal from everyone" 38:00 PM The Chinese parable of the horse: "Maybe" 43:00 PM From gospel to Amici: Vessicchio and the pioneers of pop singing 55:00 The octopus on the vocal cords, Pino Daniele and the breakup with Amici 1:04:00 The "instep": the first big fight 1:08:00 Dignity vs. respect: social media, ego, and censorship 1:19:00 Spirituality, death, and tears over Mahler 1:26:00 AM Artificial intelligence: oracle or instrument? Final greetings