“Suddenly everything collapsed, the pain was so strong that I couldn’t get up from the stool and I still didn’t know I was sick. I lost a lot: my job, my hair, my certainties but not hope.” The artist recounted his illness, pain and suffering but did so by launching an extraordinary message of hope and sharing with the public a new vision of existence, where everyday life was transformed into a gift.
“Each of us is unique and unrepeatable and infinite in our own way. Another way, gratitude towards the beauty of creation. The sunrises and sunsets that I admired from those hospital rooms cannot be counted. The red of dawn is different of the red of the sunset. Another gift, gratitude for the talent of doctors, nurses and hospital staff”.
Allevi expressed gratitude and opened his world. “When everything collapses and only the essential remains standing, the judgment we receive from the outside no longer counts. I am what I am, we are what we are”, concluded the musician before taking off his hat and showing his thick mane of hair.