italian singer Laura Pausino presented today in Rome the documentary film Nice to meet youa review of his life, family and success that begins with a key question: What would have become of her if she didn’t win the 1993 Sanremo Festival?. It was the origin of everything.
The artist went tonight (Italy time) to the Conciliazione Auditorium of the italian capitalsurrounded by numerous well-known faces and by her faithful followers, to premiere this film that It will arrive on April 7 on Amazon’s Prime Video platform worldwide.
“I was a girl like any otherI had many dreams, but I never thought that life would have given me all this”, the artist begins by saying in this documentary, which includes numerous archive images and which is narrated by his own voice.
Nice to meet you revolves around a question that Laura frequently asks herself: What would have been of his life if he did not reach succeed that night in 1993 at the most popular festival in ItalySanremo, with an already iconic theme, the solitude?
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To answer this question, sits for the first time in front of the camera for a feature film to discuss it with his loved oneslike his parents, revealing some unknown aspects of his private sphere, his passions and desires.
Pausini recalls his childhood and adolescence in his town, Solarolo (north), in which she interspersed her studies at art school, church, work as a childminder and music nights at the bar with her father, from whom she acquired her passion. “I liked everything and I didn’t want to give up anything”, holds.
And even in a moment winks at that enigmatic Marco that “he left never to return” and that he would end up making famous.
But above all, he remembers the morning he received a call at his school in Faenza telling him its acceptance in Sanremo. Shortly after she became the youngest winner of that editionwith only 18 years.
Things of life, among the public sat the person in charge of choosing music for the radio of the Netherlands, which was commissioned the next day to broadcast the solitudethus laying the first stone in the meteoric international path of the artistwhich already has 70 million records sold worldwide.
But over time he understood that the prizes, the massive concerts or their long-awaited ballads translated into many languages, with special affection to Spanishthey were not enough.
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He understood it once and for all the night he celebrated the Grammy he won in 2006 for his album Listenseating a hamburger alone in a Los Angeles hotel room, because her family had not been able to accompany her. “If there is no one to celebrate with, something is wrong”confess.
However, Laura Pausini would soon fulfill her great dream, that of starting a family.
did it with her inseparable partner, the musician and producer Paolo Cartawith whom in 2013 he had a daughter, Paola, who joins the three he had from another relationship, Jader, Jacopo and Joseph.
“Together we have achieved balance”, he celebrates, without hiding his fears about the clear possibility that the little girl will follow in her footsteps In the music’s world.
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In his confession there is no lack one of the highlights of his extraordinary career, the triumph in the Golden Globes last year for his song Io yesmovie soundtrack La vita davanti a se (Lto life before him), the return of sophia loren to the big screen.
And with which, moreover, he became the first singer to be nominated for an Oscar for a song in Italian. A milestone placed at the beginning of the film, as if wanting to make it clear that There is still a lot of Laura Pausini to listen to and enjoy. (AND)
Source: Eluniverso
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