An evening full of emotions. Angelica Nioi at the center of the scene with her keyboard, which has followed her since she was a child, speaks with the public of the PortoRotondo Festival, the review organized by the Foundation chaired by Count Luigi Donà Dalle Rose. She is very young, only 26 years old, a visual deficit that prevents her from seeing the keys, the microphone and the audience, but as soon as she starts singing the audience reserves her an endless applause.
The voice of the singer-songwriter and pianist from Villasor is strong and determined, she modulates the songs with an unparalleled mastery and the unrivaled highs of some melodies in the lineup are performed with a seraphic mastery of the vocal cords to pale.
She sings for an hour talking with her most loyal fans: among them, in the front row, there is the whole family, that fundamental support of a life that Angelica thanks because each of them has allowed her to get to where she is. she is driven by her courage and her determination.
Graduated in jazz singing at the Cagliari Conservatory, advanced piano studies and diploma in composition at the Scuola del Poeta Mogol, the very famous European Center of Tuscolano, from where stellar careers of great interpreters of Italian song began, just to name the great Arisa, Angelica Nioi, in order not to miss anything, will obtain her master's degree in philosophy next week.
The Porto Rotondo concert was a happy debut for Angelica and the audience asked her for 4 encores of unreleased songs, Maria Carta and Non potho reposare.
Today the Festival proposes at 8.15 pm in the Church of San Lorenzo the virtuoso guitarist from Porto Rotondo Gabriele Deiana and his new project dedicated to Latin jazz.
Special guest was the Italian-Brazilian singer and co-conductor of Max De Tomassi's Brasil broadcast on Radio Rai, Pamela D'Amico.
Free admission.
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