00:00I think music is a very big part of my life, you know, I think music brings people together
00:06and, you know, my mom was a huge fan of Adriana Chinatano and, you know, of course Laura Bassini and
00:16Nina
00:20and all of a sudden I'm going to go on and on. I think Italian music is very emotional, dramatic,
00:28it's all about love
00:29but it's, you know, it's very, like you feel it through you all what the lyrics say, so, yeah, and
00:39I'm really happy to be here, to be included in this historical moment
00:44because San Ramo is a big DNA picket, for sure.
00:48My mom was a music teacher for 25 years old. I was a kid playing the piano, I also sang
00:53in the chorus.
00:54Don't ask me to sing at this moment, please.
00:56Anyway, the music is always been a great part of my life.
01:01The music uniscied people.
01:03My mom has always loved it very much, Laura Bassini, obviously, Nina, Anna Oxa.
01:08I could continue to be infinite.
01:10The Italian music is very emotional, dramatic, I really like it because it goes directly to the heart
01:17and you feel really inside what the meaning of the lyrics.
01:20I'm really happy to be here, in this historical moment, at the festival of San Ramo,
01:25which is really part of the DNA of Italy.
01:30I'm happy to be here.
