Napoli, giugno 2006
“Fa caldo. Molto caldo.
Ed è veramente troppo tempo che ne stiamo parlando. Troppo.
E mi stanno aspettando. Non ci crederai,
ma mi stanno aspettando.”
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Church’s – Davide Cenci – Camiceria Jaja – Giannelli – Officine Panerai – BlackBerry
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