CASTELRAIMONDO – Yesterday’s evening dedicated to the Gianni Ravera award will remain in the history of Castelraimondo events. Not only was there a very important attendance record (more than 3000 people attended the event as an audience), but above all there was a very high quality evening full of famous guests. Starting from the host, that is Carlo Conti who has just been appointed host and artistic director of the next Sanremo festival. Indeed, yesterday, Castelraimondo transformed into a small Sanremo.
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The guests on stage
On stage the young artists of the team of new musical talents performed their songs first, then big names such as (in order of appearance): Fabio Rovazzi, Orietta Berti, Maninni, Cristiano Malgioglio, Marco Masini, Clae, Michele Pecora, Alfa, Rita Pavone, Virginio, Clara and Jalisse. The music was also interspersed with some moments of entertainment, from connections with Radio Subasio and Gianluca Giurato, to Giorgio Panariello’s monologue. All always accompanied by the Mediterranean orchestra and the Joy Dance dance troupe. Smiles, applause and even prizes: the various artists in fact received the Gianni Ravera award, created precisely to remember the figure of the well-known producer from the Marche region who passed away years ago. These are the people called to the stage for the presentation with their respective winners: mayor Patrizio Leonelli in Rovazzi, manager Pasquale Mammaro in Orietta Berti, deputy mayor Roberto Pupilli in Maninni, regional councilor Renzo Marinelli in Malgioglio, councilor Elisabetta Torregiani in Masini , the president of the Marche Region Francesco Acquaroli in Panariello, the councilor Ilenia Cittadini in Alfa, the entrepreneur Lino Rossi in Rita Pavone, the president of the Sibillini Park Andrea Spaterna in Virginio, the councilor Edoardo Bisbocci in Clara and the extraordinary commissioner to the reconstruction Guido Castelli at Jalisse. In closing, Carlo Conti also awarded the writer and lyricist Marco Rettani and the journalist Nico Donvito for their commitment to the historical dissemination of the Sanremo Festival, as creators and authors of the book “I won the Sanremo Festival”
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