
Just Released: Latest Netflix Documentary on the Fans’ Favourite Måneskin — *Rags to Riches*, Watch Here
Rags to Riches: The Netflix Documentary That Brings Måneskin’s Journey into the Spotlight
The Italian rock band Måneskin have already conquered charts, stages, and hearts globally. Now, Netflix delivers a feature-length documentary titled Rags to Riches that paints the raw, unfiltered portrait of how four young musicians rose from street cred to superstardom. For fans and newcomers alike, it’s a must-watch.
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A Backdrop of Humble Beginnings
What’s most compelling about Rags to Riches is how it tracks the band before fame took over. You see the youthful ambition, the early gigs around Rome, the nights filled with both frustration and hope. We’re shown the daily grind: rehearsal rooms, scrapped ideas, the small victories, the crushing disappointments.
These early chapters set the tone: this isn’t a documentary that glamorizes overnight success. Instead, it insists that true success is rarely instant, often messy, and always earned. As viewers, you get to witness the band members — Damiano David (vocals), Victoria De Angelis (bass), Thomas Raggi (guitar), Ethan Torchio (drums) — in moments of vulnerability, uncertainty, and artistic exploration.
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Turning Points: From Eurovision to Global Stages
One of the central arcs of the film is the band’s breakthrough moments. Eurovision (2021) is, unsurprisingly, one of them. But Rags to Riches makes sure to contextualize that win — as a culmination of years of refining their sound, pushing boundaries, and staying true to themselves.
Also explored are their post-Eurovision tours, studio sessions, and how they dealt with the blaze of media attention. The documentary doesn’t shy away from showing how success comes with its own set of pressures: identity, artistic integrity, and the challenge of scaling up without losing what made them special in the first place.
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Inside the Creative Process
Fans will especially appreciate the behind-the-scenes looks. Rags to Riches showcases Måneskin’s songwriting sessions, rehearsal dynamics, and moments where personal relationships impact the musical output. We see arguments, collaborations, compromises — all part of making art as a band.
There is also attention given to how their influences (classic rock, punk, pop) interweave into their evolving style. The documentary offers glimpses of how certain songs came together, what inspired lyrics, and how the performance style (stage presence, fashion, theatrics) became central to their identity.
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