Singer-songwriter Ross releases the single 'Maradò', Act II of the D10S Trilogy: words and music to pay homage to Diego Armando Maradona, the greatest footballer of all time, who passed away prematurely 4 months ago.
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The creativity of Ross, a multifaceted artist, has also created a reconstruction of the story of Diego Maradona in his most intimate and significant moments. The technique used is that of 'comic' images, a deep and emotional journey, a cult object for enthusiasts unique in its kind.
The song 'Maradò' is out: present on the author's YouTube channel Ross (registered as Valerio Rossano) and on all Digital Stores. It is part of the D10S TRILOGY dedicated to Maradona to pay homage to the man Diego, telling his story.
The desire and the need to express through music the feelings of one's soul deeply shaken by the disappearance of a simple man, before a myth and a modern hero who became immortal. At the same time trying to share that pain with all those who truly loved 'El Diez', in the hope of giving back to Diego part of that great passion and humanity that he always gave to all the Neapolitan people and beyond.
This is the reason for the trilogy that includes 3 unreleased songs, distinct and separate, dedicated to the D10S of football. The author's reference to the sphere of the Divine Trinity is obviously clear, without wanting to be fanatical or blasphemous.
The Trilogy has been divided into three Acts of Faith (football and otherwise).
The first act is that of the “Non-Holy Spirit” with the piece of mourning and farewell entitled “Diego non si fa”.
Watch the video from December 7th
The second act is that of the “Son” (Maradò) understood as Diego the man. This piece wants to narrate the life of Diego, between anecdotes and tidbits little known to most. His story is told through the help of drawings and comics (made entirely by the author in computer graphics) from the humble origins of Villa Fiorito, to the eternal consecration of his immortal legend.
The third and final act is that of the “Father” or dedicated to Maradona understood as the 'God of Football'. A song so universal that it was written in Spanish to be extended and dedicated also to all the Argentine people, in a sort of spiritual bridge that symbolically unites the Argentine cradle of the child Diego, to the Neapolitan one of his world consecration. The song will be published soon, as soon as the video clip is finished.
Ross is a “singer-songwriter” in the literary sense of the term, without belonging to genres or schematizations of any kind. He draws on different musical genres (rock, pop, blues, jazz, ska, reggae, latin, world music, rap, R&B), fused through an unusual and highly original artistic versatility, often accompanied by a shrewd Neapolitan irony.
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