The golden moment of the Imola rocker Giada Maragno, aka Jade, continues. And after the satisfaction of having sung the Italian anthem on the starting straight of the Enzo e Dino Ferrari racetrack during the epilogue of the recent ‘6 Hours of Imola’, a summer as a protagonist in France is ready for Maragno. Yes, because Jade is a star in France after the boom in the French edition of the talent show ‘The Voice’ and the success of the 26 dates of the ‘500 Voix pour Queen’ tour. La tournee des 500 choristes’ produced by his pygmalion David Hardit. The future? The summer tour ‘The Voice – La plus belle voix’.
“I continue to reap great satisfaction along that professional bridge that connects Italy to France – says the artist from Romagna –. The experience on the circuit a few days ago was incredible. A great emotion to perform within the walls of home, especially right in an international motoring context”. Another brick brought to the cause to fortify a career in constant growth: “The start of the series of ‘The Voice’ concerts that will take me to the most important French arenas is less and less missing – continues Jade –. I was selected after the consensus received in the winter dates of the Queen tribute show (which will continue with some summer events including the one on 9 June at the Palais Nikaia in Nice, ed. I will perform together with many other former protagonists of the talent show and the finalists of the 2024 edition.” .
Not only. “On June 5th I will go on stage at the Olympia in Paris, a location that has hosted authentic giants of the seven notes, as a special guest at the concert by Aurélien Vivos who won The Voice last year. Together we will sing ‘Barcelona’, a hit brought to the success from Freddie Mercury and Monserrat Caballé – reveals Maragno – But in recent months I have also worked in the recording studio with Roby Facchinetti of Pooh for a top secret project that will take off in the autumn. Is it ever easy for a woman to establish herself in the specialty but I’m starting to reap the fruits of many years of sacrifices.” With clear ideas for the future: “The dream is called the Sanremo Festival. It would be the icing on the cake now that I have found my true artistic identity – Jade anticipates –. Now, however, I want to consolidate the approval rating of my voice and of my art around Italy and beyond the border”.
