Laura Pausini, the Italian singer-songwriter who has conquered the world, returns to the stage with a global event that will visit several Italian cities before moving on to other European countries and subsequently to South and North America.
After an autumn of new developments and successes, including the worldwide release of her album of new songs, *Anime Parallele*, and her recent recognition as the 2023 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year, Laura Pausini returns to live performances more than five years after her last world tour, creating an unmissable opportunity for her millions of fans.
A concert tour that began with all "sold-out" shows, featuring a setlist that includes both the great hits of her thirty-year career and tracks from her new album, with 37 songs—15 of which are rearranged into four medleys—organized into an extraordinary show. Alongside a Laura in splendid form, the stage features a band of 7 musicians and 4 backing vocalists, directed by Paolo Carta, and a dance troupe directed by Luca Tommassini.
The show begins in an atmosphere dominated by pink with "Il primo passo sulla luna," followed by "Durare," "Un buon inizio," and then a rock-inspired medley with "Tutte le volte," "Frasi a metà," "Io canto," and "Un'emergenza d'amore." The artist then opens the doors to her most intimate sphere, gifting the audience another medley to the notes of "Celeste," "Il nostro amore quotidiano," and "Davanti a noi." This is followed by "Resta in ascolto," "Anime Parallele," and the classics "Tra te e il mare" and "Se non fosse stato mai amore."
The second block features "Scatola," "E ritorno da te," and two medleys: "Limpido," "Surrender," "Con la musica alla radio," and "Non è detto," "Lato destro del cuore," "Non ho mai smesso," and "In assenza di te," during which a solo dancer performs to a brand-new Bolero by Ravel. Next are "Benvenuto," "Simili," and "Le cose che vivi." After a moment of reflection dedicated to the fight against violence against women, it is time for "Io sì (Seen)," the soundtrack to the film "The Life Ahead," for which Laura won a Golden Globe and received an Oscar nomination. At this point in the show, the stage turns red, as does the dress made for Laura by Valentino, with choreography that ends symbolically with the universal gesture for asking for help against violence against women. This is followed by "Vivimi," "Sorella Terra," and "Zero," and after two classic hits like "Incancellabile" and "Strani Amori," the show concludes with "La solitudine," one of Laura's cult songs.
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