Swiss musician Marco Pfeuti, known as Gölä, shares insights into his life, struggles, and the therapeutic role of music. From a challenging youth to sold-out stadiums, he reflects on the duality of his public success and private retreat. Gölä discusses his rebellious spirit against societal norms and his perspective on politics, declaring, ‘A good dictatorship is better than a bad democracy.’ His music, drawn from personal experiences, serves as a powerful expression of his journey.