After ten years, Serena Brancale returns to Sanremo with a song that perfectly captures her artistic growth, her passion for music, and her great ambitions: “Anema e core.” This song is a tribute to one of the artists who has most inspired the singer-songwriter from Puglia, Pino Daniele. It is a long-awaited comeback that confirms Serena’s musical maturity, which, while having grown as an artist, still retains all the energy and enthusiasm that have always distinguished her.
Serena was already a major star on the Green Carpet, where she showed off one of the most appreciated looks, also thanks to our Maxi Chandelier Necklace, which added that true pop-star touch. But she did not return to Sanremo just as a social media star, but rather as a true artist with great and legitimate ambitions, which have already been confirmed by the initial audience response.
In 2015, Serena participated in the Sanremo Festival in the New Proposals category with the song “Galleggiare.” Today, with “Anema e core,” her music becomes more refined. The song, which tells how one learns over the years to give the right value to small, everyday things like a chat, a coffee, or a love story, was born from the harmony between friends, blending jazz and electronics—a combination the singer-songwriter had already used for the viral success of “Baccalà,” the hit that brought her recent widespread fame.
However, the viral success that conquered social media must not overshadow the artist's quality. Serena Brancale is much more than a pop star of the moment. Born into an artistic family (her mother is a musician), she studied violin before graduating in advertising graphic design from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bari and in jazz singing from the Alfredo Casella Conservatory in L'Aquila.
Her passion for music became her life project when she abandoned the dream of becoming an actress, even though her film career has seen her participate in 14 feature films. Throughout her long musical career, Serena has collaborated with artists of international caliber, including Il Volo, Mario Biondi, Willie Peyote, Enzo Gragnaniello, Ghemon, Clementino, and many others.
With her return to Sanremo, Serena Brancale is not just a familiar face, but a true artist capable of blending genres and stories, of moving and entertaining, while always remaining true to herself.
