Giuliano Veronese
Known in the music industry as “The Maestro,” is an iconic artist with an extraordinary career that spans decades of musical evolution. Born in 1972 at the Alla Villa nightclub in Piazza Drago, he cultivated his passion for music from a young age, building a career that has influenced generations of music enthusiasts and DJs.
His story is a symphony of emotions and notes that has traveled the world, making tens of thousands of people dance. Giuliano is known for his eclectic collection of over 45,000 records, including vinyl and 45s, some of which have become rare and precious items.
When asked to choose the most valuable records in his collection, Giuliano Veronese passionately mentions his fondness for The Beatles, a group he particularly loves for generational reasons. Furthermore, he reveals a rare 45 from the 1960s by Sandro Zaniboni, titled “I Peccatori di Jesolo,” which he considers an irreplaceable treasure.
Maestro Veronese is known for his consistency and boldness in music selection, often defying current trends to play what touches his heart and soul. This boldness has made him an icon in the music scene, earning him the title of “The Maestro,” first coined by Vasco Rigoni.
His career has taken him around the world, performing at events, venues, and clubs worldwide, including New York, London, Berlin, and Ibiza. During his peak, he would sometimes play in three different locations in a single day, thousands of kilometers apart, demonstrating an extraordinary dedication to his craft.
Among his many collaborations with music greats, Giuliano Veronese fondly remembers his friend and colleague Claudio Coccoluto, an exceptional professional and an extraordinary person with whom he shared many unforgettable experiences. Their bond was so close that one day Bono of U2 called Coccoluto during a night when Giuliano was playing.
Giuliano Veronese’s career is filled with anecdotes and encounters with celebrities, from his close relationship with Edoardo Bennato to moments spent in the company of Mastroianni, Marta Marzotto, Francesco Nuti, and Paolo Villaggio. Furthermore, his personal ranking of the best venues in the world includes names like Space in Ibiza, some clubs in New York, and the legendary Muretto.
Today, Giuliano reflects on the rapid changes that have affected the music industry and ponders the future of music, acknowledging that diversity and boldness are becoming increasingly rare. Nevertheless, he enthusiastically cites the band Maneskin as an exception, praising their personality, courage, and talent.
His relationship with Radio Deejay is one of his most cherished connections, with a long-standing friendship with Linus and his team. While the pandemic has temporarily interrupted his plans, the Maestro remains motivated and hopes to return soon to share his passion and music with his loyal audience. His dedication to music and his impact on the music scene remain indelible, with young fans continuing to stop him for a selfie and asking if he will return to work. Giuliano Veronese’s response is full of hope: “The desire is still strong, who knows, maybe it could happen soon: I’ll keep you informed!”