Non sarai mai solo (You’ll Never Be Alone) is a performance that took place in April 30, 2019 at the Museo della Città in Livorno, Italy, at the opening of a solo show which was named after it. Within the space of a former church, which is part of the museum, a local choir performed some chants originally sung by the supporters of the local soccer team. The songs were translated into a music score for the voices of a professional choir, resonating as religious melodies, moving them from the stadium to a real sacred architecture.
The people of Livorno and I share the passion for football and its supporters. In Non sarai mai solo the professional choir, composed of many different voices that harmonize together, becomes a metaphor for the supporters in the stadium, different people from different places that becomes a unique entity that overcomes all the inner differences in favor of the superior “ultras” faith. 
Argentinian football supporters are legendries: it would be a dream to perform Non sarai mai solo in Buenos Aires, readjusting it on one local club supporters’ melodies. I would choose the San Lorenzo team, whose foundation is rooted in a church's backyard: its popular origins make it easy to imagine it as a good choice.
I would love to work with the local community, engage with San Lorenzo supporters, and (covid-allowing) going to the stadium, finding a professional local choir, and a local religious venue to perform the Argentinian version of Non sarai mai solo.