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Children's Festival at the Kulturbrauerei
With Nevio “Papa Pop” in the DJ booth

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Sunday
12:00 PM
MaschinenhausConcert
Tickets
Free entrance

To celebrate World Children’s Day, the Kulturbrauerei grounds in Prenzlauer Berg will once again be transformed into a playground for children of all ages. The event will feature a diverse cultural program with workshops and attractions for everyone who wants to learn something new, get creative, or simply let off steam to their heart’s content.

Maschinenhaus Nevio Passaro takes the “Papa-Pop” genre by storm: First, a “Gelato,” then a good mood to combat the daily grind! For over 25 years, the German-Italian singer, songwriter, and producer Nevio Passaro has been a success in the music business and is known for timeless Italian hits like “Amore Per Sempre” or his debut single “La Mia Parola.” As a father of two, he has now discovered a whole new genre for himself: “Papa-Pop.”

The summer hit: “Gelato” brings the Amalfi Coast to your ears Just in time for the start of summer, Nevio Passaro kicked off the ice cream season with “Gelato” (released on Karussell / Universal Music Family Entertainment). “L’estate è qua—summer is here!”—and with it comes the obsessive search for the perfect way to cool off when the ice cream truck’s bell rings in the sweltering city. The accompanying music video, filmed against the dreamlike backdrop of the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy, shows Nevio on a mission that’s as charming as it is humorous: Will he manage, despite all the obstacles, to finally get his hands on the ice cream he’s been longing for?

After delivering the ultimate soundtrack for hot days, he now brings us the perfect anthem to combat a bad mood. With his second single, “Motzi Mozzarella,” Nevio Passaro pokes fun at everyday family life between parents and children. After all, it’s not always harmonious—sometimes it can be downright “grumpy.”

But the song isn’t just for families—it’s a tongue-in-cheek declaration of love to everyone who likes to grumble now and then. With his Italian charm and genuine earworm potential, Nevio Passaro brings plenty of good cheer to the gray days of autumn.

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