Massimo Raciti (born on June 12, 1981, in Cotignola, Italy) is an Italian television presenter, YouTuber, writer, journalist, singer-songwriter and actor.
He began his journey in the entertainment world as a child, studying ballroom dance and taking part in music festivals as a singer. He later expanded into acting, appearing in Italian film and television productions. Among his early roles are appearances in national TV series such as Grandi Domani and in the film Diabolik, experiences that enriched and broadened his artistic path.
After several experiences as a radio host, in 2021 he was selected as the Italian correspondent for Conectados, a program on TV Chile, which opened the door to new collaborations with other international networks such as Canal Once Punta del Este in Uruguay and NHK World Japan. Within the program, Massimo also performed as a singer, duetting with well‑known Chilean artists such as María Jimena Pereyra and Simoney Romero, who co‑host the show alongside Jorge Hevia.
In his reports—broadcast on television and social media—he shares his travels with a global audience, exploring places, traditions, and curiosities from both contemporary and historical Italy. In 2026 he interviewed Caparezza and served as a special correspondent for Radio Idea in the Press Room at the Sanremo Music Festival, further strengthening his presence in the Italian and international radio‑television landscape.
Author of the novel Travels and Fates—published in five languages and distributed worldwide by Amazon—he blends television, music, cultural outreach, and narrative writing into an artistic journey that explores travel in all its nuances and promotes Italy around the world.
Graduated in Communication Sciences and Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Bologna, he speaks five languages (Italian, English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese) and is currently studying five more, both out of passion and to support his work as a reporter and his international collaborations.
