Francesco Guccini

Many consider him the greatest Italian communist symbol of all time, back in the day one of the few singer-songwriters deemed "true" friends of the people and various nonsense (unlike his colleague De Gregori, who was actually put on trial at the time - almost held hostage by the "people" and accused of being a "sellout"), an extraordinary person open to dialogue (I remember a very pleasant conversation about the disastrous choices of Mr. Natta and the figure of Pomicino; he was cutting), easily found in various hostels in the area, beloved by the patrons of social centers - self-defined "rebels," "proletarians," etc., I recall compliments that would make even the best playboy on this planet envious.