Salvatore Esposito participated in Venice in: word to young people, a journey, an intimate investigation by Giovanni Caccamo in search of his generation’s ideas for change. It is the continuum of his new album, Parola, in which the singer-songwriter has accepted the appeal of Andrea Camilleri, who asked young people to start a humanism of the word. Through fifteen university symposiums and an online competition for ideas, Caccamo has launched a question appeal to all young Italians: “What would you change about the society in which you live and how?”. More than nine hundred young people answered this question in writing. The fifteen young authors of the most brilliant treatises took part in the artistic performance Agora of change, in Raphael’s Stanza della Segnatura in the Vatican Museums, to discuss change and the future.