The Italian singer suffers from a disease that you can’t see but that eats inside you: many people suffer from it but it is invisible
Talented, sensitive, humble and beautiful: Marco Mengoni is one of the most loved faces of Italian music. Complete on an artistic level, he can sing impeccably in Italian and English, even heard abroad he is one of our jewels.
Winner of Sanremo, he became the protégé of Amadeus, who last Festival decided to take him as a host to be included alongside him during the episodes.
Despite being a very successful singer, Marco Mengoni He doesn’t have a very good reputation for himself when it comes to physical appearance.
He knows he has focused on many other qualities, but it is as if he is unable to ‘accept’ his beauty. When all the fans scream under the stage, hug him when they meet him and shower him with compliments on social media, his face is always embarrassed, almost shocked at being able to arouse all this in others and never in himself when he looks in front of the mirror . Unfortunately it is a disabling disease, which is not yet talked about oftenyet it is more widespread than you might think.
Marco Mengoni suffers from an invisible illness
It’s not bulimia or anorexia, but it’s not too much sensitivity or extreme insecurity either: it’s another type of illness, a silent disorder that the artist himself shed light on during an interview. He cannot see himself for who he is because his appearance changes once he is in front of the mirror.
As if his reflection splits: one part reaches the public, another in front of him, and they differ by far, so much so that sometimes it becomes really difficult for him to experience the emotions of being on stage. When you are on that pedestal you have hundreds of thousands of eyes on you and the emotion is even stronger for those who are extremely sensitive: when Marco Mengoni sings, he cries, but everyone else cries too, because his body manages to communicate talent and fragility in a winning mix because it is true and real. But what disease is it?
What is the name of Marco Mengoni’s illness: the singer’s story
“It is a disorder that leads the person to focus on a detail of the body that he or she doesn’t like. Generally we worry and obsess over a defect or more defects, slight or even non-existent” said the singer Marco Mengoni in an interview with Vanity Fair.
“However, these defects are experienced with great and real discomfort because of the dysmorphism”. In essence, a person with dysmorphia will tend to hide the affected part or control it relentlessly, without ever being able to detach ourselves from it on a mental level, so as to always feel unsuitable, embarrassed and will never be able to believe compliments.
