Prendere il momento giusto | Giuseppe De Candia | TEDxBarlettaSalon
Cantante, attore e regista, Giuseppe De Candia ci ha guidati attraverso il suo percorso artistico, affrontando temi complessi e attuali. Ha raccontato le sfide di emergere nel mondo della musica oggi, la frenesia del tempo che sembra sfuggire di mano e le difficoltà nel produrre un film nell’industria cinematografica italiana. Nonostante gli ostacoli, il suo messaggio è chiaro: credere in se stessi e amare ciò che si fa è la chiave per trasformare i sogni in realtà. A chiunque abbia un progetto nel cassetto, ha rivolto un augurio di determinazione e successo. Giuseppe de Candia (Molfetta, 21 maggio 1997) è un cantautore, attore e regista italiano. Avvicinatosi alla musica da giovanissimo, inizia il suo percorso artistico con una band prima di intraprendere la carriera solista. Autore e produttore indipendente, pubblica diversi album e singoli, collaborando con artisti come Frank Nemola e Filadelfo Castro.Parallelamente alla musica, dal 2021 si dedica al cinema, scrivendo e dirigendo cortometraggi premiati in festival internazionali. Tra le sue opere spiccano Scrivimi per sbaglio, E prometto di esserti Fedele sempre e Un amico vero. Trasferitosi a Roma, continua a lavorare tra musica e cinema, portando avanti una visione artistica autentica e innovativa. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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