Here if you ever come/ Verses entangled in the roadside

Mario Badino's poetry is irreverent, made up of actions that oppose society's conflicts, in often light-hearted tones, with verses of provocation and irony. The poet, born in Aosta but at home in Mesagne, is the guest of the new appointment of the event "Qui se mai verrai... Il Salento dei poeti" with "Versi impigliati al ciglio della strada" (Verses entangled at the roadside), accompanied by Bruno Galeone's accordion. Under the centuries-old ficus magnolia tree in the garden of the former Sant'Anna Conservatory, once again, the search for contemporary Salento poetry comes to light, the strand of the second edition of the cycle of meetings organised by the Fondo Verri.

Free entrance.

Info: 327/3246985.