"Italy is a democratic republic founded on work" is the slogan that CGIL, CISL and UIL have chosen for Workers' Day 2023. The three confederal trade unions have thus decided to pay homage to our Constitutional Charter, on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of its entry into force, by dedicating the edition of May Day 2023.
Work as the theme of the concert
The theme will also be at the center of the traditional concert in Piazza San Giovanni in Rome, promoted by trade unions, organized by iCompany and now in its 33rd edition. For the sixth consecutive year, the event will be presented by Ambra Angiolini, joined this time by Fabrizio Biggio.
The long marathon will be live on Rai 3 (from 15.15 to 00.15 with a break from 19 to 20 for the news editions), Rai Radio 2, RaiPlay and Rai Italia.
Among the big names who will perform there are Emma, the Righeiras, the Orchestraccia. Aurora, Lazza, Coma_Cose, Geolier, Emma, Carl Brave, Tananai, Francesco Gabbani, Ariete, Mr. Rain, Piero Pelù with Alborosie, Matteo Paolillo, Righeira, Mara Sattei will take turns on stage. Il Tre, Baustelle, Levante, Aiello, Rocco Hunt, Bnkr44, Gaia, Alfa, Giuse the Lizia, Fulminacci, Mille, Neima Ezza, Rose Villain, Wayne, Ciliari, Tropea, Napoleone, Uzi Lvke, l'Orchestraccia, Epoque, Ginevra , Serendipity, Paolo Benvegnù. They are joined by the winners of the 1mnext contest Etta, Maninni, Still Charles and the winner of contest “road safety in music” Hermes. Opening act from 14 pm with Leo Gassmann, Iside, Savana Funk, Camilla Magli, Wepro.
