In a polysemic and polyphonic work, images and songs, texts and music, voices and visions converge in exalting the beauty and density of the artistic proposal of La Macina and its 'melancholic and ardent aedo', Gastone Pietrucci, capable of giving us back, with philological fidelity but with a contemporary pronunciation, the gems of a centuries-old tradition of singing that, through them, is renewed, denying decadence and anachronism, to reaffirm their will 'stubborn and contrary' to last in time. With a painting and a note by Carlo Cecchi, the drawings by Simone Massi, the writings by All? Caracciolo, Massimo Raffaeli and Francesco Scarabicchi and, on the DVD, the documentary Gastone se canti, te lega, edited by Filippo Paolasini and Paola Ricci.
