Davide Pomponio, a singer along with songwriter, composer, and an author, absolutely important, and of course a great character, whom I know from many others, which means we have experienced ; we are not old, we are mature, not like baked pears. No, but we don’t fall, this is an Italian saying because we have reached maturity. Come on, very good. I’ll ask you a question related to your dream path:

1) At which age did you begin your professional career as a singer-songwriter, and how has it influenced your personal musical journey?

“Well, I have started playing the guitar when I was 8 years old.So first of all I’m a guitarist, and then little by little.I will start by giving thanks to my dad.Since in my family, my father, who played the accordion, passed this beautiful way into my DNA, little by little. I started composing my first songs, then recording and listening to my music, then later, I started singing and writing my own songs, and from there it all started, starting to hang out with various musicians, and various musical groups, who obviously influenced me, and whatever else I managed to do, to create a bit of a musical identity for myself.I started composing, various types of musical genres, hanging out with various artists, and from there I gave credit, thanks also to my mom, of course, whom I was lucky enough to know personally. Of course, yes, a great gift that I credit to my mom, a wonderful person, who is like God as part of our family. My mother is part of my heart, and thanks to my mother, she gave me love, and my father gave me music, so it’s a part of my musical upbringing. “

Besides being a serious professional, you work as a composer, arranger, and musical director.

2)How do these different roles influence your musical identity?

“Look, I was born quite versatile, so directing a small group, or a theatrical situation, or playing in a certain context, or singing in certain other contexts, doesn’t make much difference to me. Because I’m fairly open-minded, so I don’t have any problems moving from one role to another, I’m very honored to be so fortunate. Because luck is having these opportunities to manage various situations, I’m very happy about them, and they’re part of my life.”

3)You’ve also, of course, had important musical contacts with various Italian artists, and you’ve even collaborated, and it’s right to remember them.

“It’s a great pleasure to remember them. Because working with great artists, there’s always so much to learn, both professionally and personally. I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with some well-known figures, like Cantante Spagna, who wrote the song “Easy Lady,” the singer Gazebo, the duo Righeira, who wrote the famous song “L’estate sta finendo,” and some artists from the ’70s, who wrote songs for the singer The Arrow, who is also a singer from the ’80s, and for some artists from the ’60s.
I also wrote the ending theme for the program Le Iene on the Mediaset network Italia 1, so for better or worse, I’ve reworked some songs, collaborating with Marcella. Well, there are many others, but these are also some artists I rightly want to mention.”

4)Italian music enjoys great popularity in Asia, and in many Asian countries, and this should not be underestimated, because we are part of the great global artistic scene, and we have an incredible openness. Just think, not only in Japan do they love Italian classical music, but the Japanese come to Italy to study.

“We must take this success into account, because we have a value and an importance that our music and our traditions must never, ever, ever discard, but absolutely uphold certain absolute values, and our programs must absolutely collaborate with everyone. “

5)Do you have any plans to collaborate, or perform concerts, in Bangladesh?

“You know, I was exactly expecting this question, and I tell you, I’m very honored. In particular, I had these guitar straps made in the Italian colors, specifically for the Winter Olympics, so I’d be very happy to come and see if it’s right, perhaps to create a wonderful twinning, especially human, and so I can’t wait to get there, to bring some of our product, and bring theirs back home, because certainly in Bangladesh, now there will be many things to bring to Italy, and that’s not bad, music creates a good bridge between different languages ​​and cultures. I knew the question could have many answers. I think that music has no borders, no politics, no color, etc. etc. etc., so with music you can communicate, you can talk, you can play, you can make love, you can do, anything that comes to mind, because in my opinion, music should have no borders, in every sense.”

“I hope I’ve been reasonably clear, also because this interview is a bit emotional. I’m very excited, so it could be that some words aren’t entirely accurate, as they say here in Italy, but I’m honored.
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