Clash between Piero Barone and Gianluca Ginoble: “I'm pissed off, for 15 years you've wanted to speak for all three” – Curler

Piero Barone of “Il Volo” blurts out live on the radio to his colleague Gianluca Ginoble

The world of entertainment is often difficult for those who are part of it. In many cases, artists, whether singers or actors, find themselves facing criticism and accusations from fans or public opinion. But, in some cases, the problems are internal. As in the case of “The flight” trio made up of three young singers, who have been cooperating for years now. But, apparently, there are problems within the group. These would have emerged during a radio interview during which Piero Baronehe would blurt out with Gianluca Ginoble.

“The flight” is a musical group that was born in 2009. The three boys, Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto And Gianluca Ginoble, they met during a television program. In fact, young people are advised by Roberto Cenci to unite into a single group. The young people have an international reputation and, thanks to their voices, have won thousands of fans. In their latest participation in the Sanremo Festival 2024 they showed a high of the group unknown to many.

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“The flight” on the cover night they decided to sing a song by Queen “Who Wants to Live Forever”. This song, energetic and exciting, showed a side of the group unknown to many fans. Today they were invited as guests to Radio Number One, where an important debate arose between two of the singers. In fact, present to the interview they were alone Piero Barone And Gianluca Ginoble, while Ignazio Boschetto was absent. During the interview, the presenter asked some questions specifically in reference to their performance.

But tempers have warmed up and Piero Barone he blurts out directly to Gianluca Ginoble after the latter he said:

“People see us as too serious, but we can be other things too.”

After this statement, Baronannoyed, intervenes by addressing these words to his colleague:

“I'm a bit annoyed, for 15 years you've always wanted to speak for all three… you want to be something else and continue to be something else, don't speak for everyone”

At this point the presenter attempted to calm things down by bringing the conversation back to a more friendly tone. Who knows if these words hide some internal crisis within the al group “The flight”.