Patty Pravo sues Luzzatto Fegiz. Reporter: “They beat her to get her on stage.” And the singer begins legal proceedings

In recent days, Mario Luzzatto Fegiz, historical music critic of Corriere della Sera, was interviewed by MowMag. The occasion was the broadcast on Rai of “A Modo mio – Patty Pravo”, a special program dedicated to the singer. Luzzatto Fegiz, who was also Pravo's ghostwriter, said: “He refused to go on stage, even though it was time to go on stage: panic, tantrum, mental problems? We do not know it. Legend has it that forceful methods were required to make him sing. She was beaten by her manager Rovelli or by her boyfriends and then she sang regularly.” And again: “One evening, in a club in Catania owned by a criminal, the scene repeats itself: Patty does not want to perform. Then the The owner's son threatened her by holding the glass of a bottle to her throat: in the end she sang very well.”

Words which infuriated the singer. On Instagram, he announced that he had filed a complaint against the journalist. “Following the false statements disseminated in the press by Mr. Mario Luzzato Fegiz, Patty Pravo mandated his legal firm to prepare in the appropriate places any civil or criminal action aimed at protecting his person. In a period where we learn every day of gender-based violence against women, Patty denies having suffered any form of violence described by Fegiz and declares her solidarity with all oppressed and humiliated women, inviting them not to be afraid to denounce “.

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