Appointment in Porto Cervo with the Meraviglioso Festival , the program of shows, concerts and performances in which great names of disco dance, internationally renowned bands and live performers, much loved by the public, will alternate.
"Wonderful, but how do you not realize how wonderful the world is". From this verse of Domenico Modugno's song was born the idea of making music the main dish of the cultural proposal of the Promenade du Port, the architectural settlement born in the late 2000s from an intuition of the Milanese entrepreneur Andrea Brugnoni and who is inspired by the original project of the founder of the village, Karim Aga Khan: after almost 3 decades of life, the Promenade is today the reference point for tourists and consortium members, a new Piazzetta in Porto Cervo, between art, design and food, harmoniously integrating in the context thanks to the strict control and monitoring of the Architecture Committee of the Costa Smeralda Consortium, which since the 1960s has been in charge of protecting the shapes and beauty of this village that the world envies Sardinia.
The creator of the Meraviglioso Festival is Andrea Baccuini , patron of the Super G in Courmayer and always ready for new challenges.
Many appointments until the beginning of September for a varied audience who will be able to appreciate the music of the 80s and 90s, the electronic sounds, the most popular Italian and foreign repertoire and the inspiration of exceptional "One man shows" that have become famous thanks to the small screen.
Tonight, Tuesday 16, at 10 pm in the panoramic space of the Terrazza del Meraviglioso, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view, the appointment will be with Davide Penna , resident DJ of the Twiga of Montecarlo since 2014 and multifaceted personalities of the Italian music scene and international.
In his shows at the console he passes, like a virtuoso, from deep house to techno, from ambient to ethnobeat and lounge music, from pop to commercial dance, adapting the musical phrasing and rhythm with eyes always turned to the audience of the moment.
