Born in Milan - but Roman by adoption - in the early Eighties, in love with words and music since adolescence. Freelance journalist since 2003, contributor to the Entertainment section of newspapers ("Il Riformista"; "L'Unità"), print magazines ("Rockerilla") and online outlets ("Metropolitan"), with experience in radio and publishing houses as well. Contributing to "OndaRock" since 2004. His motto? "Everything flows and almost nothing lasts forever". An exception? Good music.
The legendary, ill-fated parabola of Gram Parsons, the fallen angel of country-rock, told through the real and imagined testimonies of those who were close to him
Almoust famous, or the imaginary confessions of cult artists living on the fringes of stardom. Ariel Bertoldo recounts the ill-fated parable of Tim Hardin
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