Blunder for Jovanotti. The singer-songwriter, who arrived in Calabria for a concert in Catanzaro, made a glaring mistake that did not go unnoticed on social media. While swimming in Trebisacce, a cheerful town on the Ionian coast of Cosenza, Lorenzo Cherubini got a bit confused: “In this part of the world, philosophy was born: Pythagoras, Giordano Bruno, all from these areas!” Too bad the great philosopher who was a victim of the Inquisition was actually born in Nola, near Naples. This was enough to spark criticism, with some web users accusing him of “ignorance and carelessness,” others inviting him to “resume his studies,” and some using even harsher words.
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“I was wrong, I was drunk on sun and salt, I confused him with Tommy Campanella,” the singer replied jokingly, referring to the philosopher from Stilo, who is indeed Calabrian. Blunder or not, Jova scored another success: 30,000 people crowded Germaneto for the only Calabrian stop of Jovanotti’s tour, the Jova Summer Party.
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The tribe of the Ark of Lorè responded to the invitation of the singer-songwriter who, in three hours of live music and show, revisited the great hits of his repertoire along with the most recent songs. Many shared the live experience with Jova: Chiello, Ghetto Kumbè, Davide Ambrogio, culminating with mixes by DJs Federico Scavo and Molella.
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