The “Komandante” could not help but pay homage to his friend Pino Daniele in his Naples and in the stadium of his city.
“I want to pay homage to a friend of mine,” he said almost at the end of the concert in front of the 50 delirious fans at the Maradona stadium. And when the guitar played the first notes of Pino Daniele’s song, the national Blasco explained, “It’s a song I would have liked to have written.”
And with "Je so' pazzo," the stadium literally erupted. Vasco Rossi sang it with the crowd in near-perfect Neapolitan. Among the many VIP guests of the evening was Napoli footballer Matteo Politano , along with his wife, who have become regulars at concerts in the stadium of what has become his home.
It will be repeated tonight with the same sold out as last night. In the two Neapolitan dates, just over 94 thousand tickets were sold in advance.




It was a really exciting concert, but there were also some things that could have been better. The choice of songs was interesting, but I would have preferred more variety and less repetition.