Achille Lauro he communicates everything he has experienced through the verses of his songs. In fact, the singer speaks without filters about his adolescence in a Roman commune, the bad paths he took and the lucky one that led to success. During the last interview with Repubblica, Achille Lauro spoke about the difficult relationship with his parents (non-existent as regards his father), about moving away from home and about the years spent with his brother in a commune. «I grew up in an environment where culture is not contemplated- he explained-. When you live in trauma you tend to normalize everything, but then I became allergic to certain ways, I felt like nothing. This sparked my curiosity, I learned to learn from others. The scariest thing was thinking of becoming a person without a place in the world, without a basis. However, I am grateful for having met that face, in Rome there is poetry everywhere, even in disillusionment. It’s very Pasolini-esque. The fact of having put together so many genres and stories allowed me to not have casual listeners.”
The revelation
Dagospia’s indiscretion on the singer’s life changes the rules. «Achille Lauro insists on his Pasolini-esque childhood even though he comes from a wealthy family of high state officials – writes Dagospia -. His father Nicola is a magistrate of the court of cassation, his grandfather was a prefect.” Dagospia’s statement represents a real question mark on the singer’s life. He speaks of his past and childhood as a “black memory” while Dagospia claims the opposite.
What will be the truth?
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