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Running Times: Doors: 6:45pm Start: 7:30pm Set 1: 7:30pm - 8:30pm Interval: 8:30pm - 8:50pm Set 2: 8:50pm - 9:45pm Finish : 9:45pm Please note, all times are approximate and subject to change. Experience an enchanting night with Massimo Ranieri, Italy's iconic singer and actor, in a 50-year celebration of his illustrious career. Presented by Abstract Touring, this intimate evening showcases his timeless hits like "Rose Rosse" and "Perdere l'Amore." Ranieri, a Sanremo winner, has left an indelible mark on global entertainment. His music, a cultural treasure, resonates across borders, embodying the heart of Italian culture. Join us in a celebration that transcends time, exploring the profound connection Ranieri creates through his passion and emotion, leaving an enduring legacy
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Massimo Ranieri Biography
Massimo Ranieri (name in art of Giovanni Calone), Italian is a pop singer, a film and a stage actor, as well as a show-business personality. He was born in Naples (at Santa Lucia) on May 3, 1951.
One of the most popular entertainers in Italy today, he came to the knowledge of the public by winning two editions of the Canzonissima song festival in 1970 and 1972 with "L'Amore È Un Attimo" and "Chi Sarà", and by representing Italy in the Eurovision song contest in 1971 in which he ended up 5th with "L'Amore È Un Attimo", as well as in 1973 when he ended 13th with Chi sara con te. In 1988 he won the San Remo Festival with song "Perdere l'amore", which became one of his greatest hits. He is a constant presence on Italian TV as singer and master of ceremonies. He co-starred in the movie "La Sciantosa" with Anna Magnani. Recently, his CD, "Oggi o dimane" —renditions of his native Neapolitan songs set to North African instrumentation—has had a great success.
Probably his most popular disc was "Rose rosse" which featured his hits "Rose "rosse and "Quando l'amore diventa poesia".
Read MoreOne of the most popular entertainers in Italy today, he came to the knowledge of the public by winning two editions of the Canzonissima song festival in 1970 and 1972 with "L'Amore È Un Attimo" and "Chi Sarà", and by representing Italy in the Eurovision song contest in 1971 in which he ended up 5th with "L'Amore È Un Attimo", as well as in 1973 when he ended 13th with Chi sara con te. In 1988 he won the San Remo Festival with song "Perdere l'amore", which became one of his greatest hits. He is a constant presence on Italian TV as singer and master of ceremonies. He co-starred in the movie "La Sciantosa" with Anna Magnani. Recently, his CD, "Oggi o dimane" —renditions of his native Neapolitan songs set to North African instrumentation—has had a great success.
Probably his most popular disc was "Rose rosse" which featured his hits "Rose "rosse and "Quando l'amore diventa poesia".
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