Thirty ways to tell you that...

goes on stage "Thirty ways to tell you that..." with the Scooppiati differently band. The project was born 10 years ago with the intent to transmit, in an irreverent way, a message of inclusion and equality starting from a musical formation that integrates disabled and able-bodied children.

With a lot of effort we are abandoning the pietistic vision always associated with people with disabilities; with great difficulty we are promoting equality among public opinion. Often the greatest difficulties stem from popular traditions that must be dismantled. Even the world of comics is moving in this direction, just think of Perfect World, by Rie Aruga, a romantic manga that tells the love story between a well-behaved girl and a guy in a wheelchair; or still It’s not you that I expected, by Fabien Toulmé, the story of a father who discovers that his second daughter has been diagnosed with Down syndrome.

In the title "Thirty" represents the number of articles that make up the Declaration of Human Rights so the show will help children to reflect and interact with the "diversity" through the universal language of music, for this will be an interactive show where the viewer will become an active part and protagonist.
To simplify this interaction, the repertoire will be composed mostly of covers of Sigle Cartoon 90s interspersed with some unreleased songs, involving the boys both below and above the stage, just together. The project is partnership by the Commission VI - Culture, Youth Policies and Labor of Rome Capital headed by President Dr Erica Battaglia.