The movie "Song'e napule" (Song of Naples) is an Italian comedy-drama that follows the story of Marco Esposito, a young musician who dreams of becoming a successful singer. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he is recruited by the police to become an undercover agent.
The authorities have been trying to capture a notorious Camorra boss named Don Vincenzo, who is involved in various criminal activities in Naples. They believe that he is hiding in a neomelodic band, a popular music genre in the city. The police want Marco to infiltrate the band as a singer and gather information about the criminal activities of Don Vincenzo and his associates.
Despite his initial reluctance, Marco agrees to the mission, as he sees it as an opportunity to prove his loyalty to the police and fulfill his dream of becoming a singer. He joins the neomelodic band and works hard to gain the trust of the members, including the band's leader, Rosario. Marco quickly becomes popular with the fans, and his performances attract the attention of Don Vincenzo himself.
As Marco gets closer to Don Vincenzo and his inner circle, he realizes the extent of their criminal activities, which include drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering. He also discovers that the band has been unwittingly involved in these criminal activities. This puts Marco in a dilemma, as he has to choose between his loyalty to the police, his passion for music, and his moral values.
The movie is a mix of comedy and drama, with a focus on the neomelodic music scene in Naples. It highlights the struggles of young artists who try to make it big in the music industry, while also dealing with social issues such as organized crime, corruption, and poverty. The movie stars Alessandro Roja as Marco, and Giampaolo Morelli as Rosario. It was directed by Manetti Bros and was released in 2013.