At the 9th edition of the Un’Estate da Belvedere festival, Ricchi e Poveri will be on stage on 16 July
On Tuesday 16 July Ricchi e Poveri will perform at the Belvedere di San Leucio (Caserta) at the ninth edition of “Un’Estate da BelvedeRE”, the festival directed by Massimo Vecchione and organized by Lwr Srl with the artistic supervision of Vincenzo Berti and Gianluca Bonanno for Ventidieci, in partnership with the Municipality of Caserta. In the wake of the great Sanremo success with the song “But not all of life” (DM Produzioni label under license from Carosello Records) certified PLATINUM by FIMI/GfK and after the publication of eight remixes with the involvement of some of the most appreciated clubbing talents made in Italypart of RICHI e POVERI SUMMER TOUR, produced by DM Produzioni.
The show will be an engaging popular celebration that will retrace over 50 years of career up to the latest Sanremo catchphrase “But not all my life”. An overwhelming and colorful show in which history intertwines with contemporaneity through a repertoire of great successes, including: The first beautiful Thing, What will be, Mother Mary, Voulez vous danser, If I fall in love And Maybe it’s because I love you, among other things, it has become the soundtrack of many national and international sports events and clubs, an anthem that has collected over 200,000,000 streams. Angelo and Angela are accompanied by Antonio Rugiero on guitars, Roberto Chiappetta on bass, Alfredo Biondo on keyboards and Gianpaolo Noce on drums.
I Ricchi e Poveri, with 22 million records sold and 30 albums released, are the most famous Italian group in the world as well as having become a cult phenomenon, in particular for the age group between 18 and 34 years, which has overwhelmed everyone: “But not all of life” entered the Top 10 in Italy on Spotify, Amazon Music and iTunes, confirming itself among the most listened to songs in Italy on all the main digital platforms, totaling over 30 million plays in Italy alone. Having repeatedly exceeded the threshold of 8 million monthly listeners on Spotify, they are still the artists with the most monthly listeners on the platform among those who participated in the 74th Sanremo Festival. The video clip entered the Top 10 among the most watched videos on YouTube in the Music section and on VEVO with over 16 million views. On TikTok the song went viral to the point of being the second most used song in Italy for over two weeks with more than 340 thousand creations and 630 million views overall. At the same time, the Ricchi e Poveri are the Sanremo artists who have had the greatest percentage growth in number of followers on TikTok (+780%).
