Milan, Italy — Ekhbary News Agency
Italian rapper Massimo Pericolo, known as Alessandro Vanetti, recently shared insights with Gazzetta about his new album “Le cose cambiano” and its profound connection to his personal journey. The artist revealed how boxing became a vital tool in his battle against depression, offering a unique path to well-being.
Boxing's Role in Mental Health
A long-time enthusiast of martial arts, Pericolo found solace and strength in the discipline of boxing. This pursuit helped him navigate the challenges of mental health, underscoring the therapeutic potential of physical activity. For what it's worth, his candidness on this topic resonates deeply with many.
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New Album and a Ring Challenge
The discussion took place at an event in Milan's Super Studio, celebrating the release of “Le cose cambiano,” his third studio album. This latest work, launched on December 1st, follows his double-platinum certified “Solo tutto.” During the interview, Pericolo also playfully challenged fellow rapper Emis Killa to a boxing match, adding an unexpected twist to the album promotion.
