Pino Daniele: on his birthday, Rai5 airs Verdelli's docu-film “Il tempo resterà”

On the day that marks the birth of Pino Daniele (March 19, 1955), Rai5 is airing “Pino Daniele – Il tempo resterà”, a documentary film directed by Giorgio Verdelli, broadcast on Thursday, March 19 at 9:20 pm (later available for streaming on RaiPlay). The film retraces the Neapolitan musician's best-known performances and follows his artistic journey from the Seventies to his final concerts, weaving together archival material, music and testimonies from friends and colleagues. What emerges is the portrait of an artist deeply tied to Naples, yet capable of making a name for himself well beyond Italy's borders. The narrative is guided by his songs and his own words: thanks in part to the contribution of his son Alessandro Daniele, it is the singer-songwriter himself who serves as narrator, with support from Claudio Amendola.

Plenty of room is given to contributions from musicians and figures from the entertainment world, including Tony Esposito, Tullio De Piscopo, Giorgia, Fiorella Mannoia, Lina Sastri, Enzo Decaro, Maurizio De Giovanni, Vasco Rossi, Sandro Ruotolo, Giuliano Sangiorgi, Alessandro Siani, Massimo Troisi and many others.

More than a simple biography, “Pino Daniele – Il tempo resterà” presents itself as a journey through the places of Naples, capturing the idea of a music in constant motion, capable of chronicling the changes of an era with a personal, recognizable and accessible style.

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