Caro Dimario 29: DANIELE COCCIA PAIFELMAN

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Abbiamo conosciuto più a fondo questo cantautore con alle spalle moltissime collaborazioni, testi scritti e versi poetici. Daniele ha fondato i Surgery nel 2000 ed è frontman de “Il muro del Canto” dal 2010. Nel 2013 nasce il progetto “Montelupo” e nel 2017 esce il suo primo album da solista “Il Cielo di sotto” prodotto da “La grande onda” etichetta indipendente del Piotta. Ad accompagnare Daniele alla chitarra e con le chiacchiere un vecchio amico della radio: Eric Caldironi, già nostro Ospite nella precedente stagione.

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