(ANSA) – MODENA, 30 DEC – Max Gazzè will animate the Modenese New Year’s Eve at the Pavarotti-Freni Theater in Modena and not the couple Colapesce and Dimartino, in whose staff a case of positivity was recorded at Covid on the evening of Wednesday 29 .
Ater Fondazione confirms with this change of program the musical appointment in the Theater already sold-out for days.
The change in progress, underlines Andrea Bortolamasi, Councilor for Culture of the Municipality of Modena, “underlines the importance of having chosen to maintain a New Year’s event widespread in the places and spaces of culture, usable by the Modenese in presence and in safety, in a sign of sociability “. In this way a concrete answer is given “to the hundreds of citizens who have trusted us – continues the commissioner – and whom we invite to participate in this appointment with one of the most famous Italian songwriters”.
The transition from 2021 to 2022, entitled “And so we went out to see the stars”, will therefore see the Roman singer-songwriter Max Gazzè and his band as protagonists involved in some of the artist’s hits, from the most famous pieces such as “The Pharmacist”, ” The usual sex “and” You seem normal “to the songs of the new unpublished album,” The mathematics of the branches “, produced during the closing period together with the Magical Mystery Band, between underground and pop, electronic and rock. Twelve studio albums, numerous participations in Sanremo and many copies sold: Gazzè is one of the most interesting proposals of Italian music. Over the years it has been able to confirm itself at very high levels, song after song, collecting hits such as, for example, “It seems normal to you”, “While you sleep”, “Dear Valentina”, “Love does not exist” and “Your damned commitments” . (HANDLE).
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