On March 25, 2025, around midnight, the popular late-night show "Stasera c’è Cattelan…su Rai2" returned for its sixth episode, hosted by Alessandro Cattelan. This latest installment featured an impressive lineup of guests from the Italian music scene, including Lucio Corsi, Guè, Niccolò Fabi, Max Gazzè, and Daniele Silvestri.
The episode was particularly noteworthy as Niccolò Fabi, along with his fellow musicians Max Gazzè and Daniele Silvestri, discussed their recently released documentary titled "Un passo alla volta." The documentary delves into their enduring friendship, culminating in a remarkable concert that took place at Rome's iconic Circo Massimo in July 2024. This collaboration between the three artists highlights the deep connections forged through music and shared experiences.
Fabi, who has been a significant figure in the Italian music industry since the 1990s, introduced the documentary during the show, elaborating on the journey they embarked upon together. His candid nature and refusal to chase fame resonate well with audiences, making him a beloved figure in the industry. He stated, "Un passo alla volta" was presented by us, showcasing not just the music we create but the friendship that campaigned our collective efforts over the years.” This sentiment beautifully encapsulates the essence of what the documentary aims to convey.
As always, Cattelan's show was not just about the interviews, but also the vibrant atmosphere created by live music. The episode featured musical performances by the Street Clerks, filling the studio with an electrifying energy that kept both guests and the audience engaged. The lively interactions, including audience participation segments, ensured the show retained its dynamic appeal, making it a staple in late-night television.
Along with the main guests, viewers were in for a surprise as a mysterious guest was also introduced during the show. The identity of this special guest was kept under wraps until the moment of unveiling, adding an element of suspense that intrigued the audience. The reveal was creatively planned, with the guest presented through an unboxing sequence that heightened anticipation.
Cattelan's ability to blend musical interviews with entertainment is what makes "Stasera c’è Cattelan" such a resounding success. Audiences are drawn not only to the artists but also to the authentic interactions that allow them a glimpse into the lives of their favorite musicians. This season is touted to be filled with new segments and ideas while still maintaining the original spirit that audiences have come to love.
The show continues to celebrate not only established artists like Fabi, Gazzè, and Silvestri but also up-and-coming talent, fostering a culture of music appreciation among viewers. As we tech into spring and the entertainment landscape evolves, "Stasera c’è Cattelan" remains a beacon of creativity in Italian television.
No episode is quite the same, and the inclusion of special documentaries and unexpected guests ensures each viewers' experience is unique, driving the show's ratings up and keeping fans eagerly waiting for more. The energy and excitement that flows through the studio reflect the heart of Italian culture—one rich with passion, authenticity, and camaraderie in the music world.
