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Balloons, colored lights and screams that reverberate on the walls of an old train station.
Huge banners with messages in several languages.
Whole families who have invested their savings in plane tickets and hotel nights.
Everything is nothing, it seems, to welcome an idol to whom fans say they owe so much.
"We have been following her around the world for years, if that is not devotion, I no longer know what it is," said a group of followers from Barcelona and Tenerife with a laugh.
The little girl is five years old.
Her eldest, 67.
Laura Pausini, the Italian singer with the most awards in history
, few things characterize her more than her energy on stage and her dedication to her fans.
A delivery that has allowed him to embark on adventures like the one on February 27.
Three decades have passed since Pausini, just reaching the age of majority,
made his debut on the stage of the Sanremo Festival with
La solitudine
(
Loneliness
, in Spanish).
Through tears, she collected the prize for revelation artist in the prestigious contest, which did not grant her the long-awaited pass to Eurovision, but marked her foray into the music scene.
She couldn't even imagine everything that would come next.
In 2023, the Italian continues at the forefront of an industry to which she has been able to contribute 14 studio albums in her mother tongue and in Spanish, as well as two hit compilations.
"I know that they have done crazy things over the years to come see me. I think it's my turn to thank them with even greater madness," the artist summarized.
The gift to all the support received has come in the form of a marathon: 30 years of music in
three exclusive concerts held on two continents and in just 24 hours
.
A major challenge for which the interpreter claims to have been preparing for months on a physical and vocal level.
After getting off the plane that brought her from New York, where she performed at the Apollo Theater at midnight, Laura Pausini has taken the stage of The Music Station in Madrid wearing an Armani suit inspired by her Sanremo look
of
hers .
Laura Pausini in her concert at the Apollo Theater in New York.Francesco Prandoni
"Here in Spain I feel really free, I'm always happy to return to my second home," he acknowledged.
In the capital, he has continued his journey through his prolific career, performing songs from the 2003-2013 decade: from
I will return with you
to
With music on the radio
, through
As if we had not loved each other
,
Not on the other hand
and a
Early spring
that the public has chanted with arms raised.
In each song, in addition to demonstrating his wide range and an enviable waste of voice, Pausini has interspersed
stanzas in Spanish with verses in Italian, English and French
.
"Traveling around the world has allowed me to learn new languages and transmit my emotions to you in any of them", she commented proudly.
"At first I was a disaster in interviews, but little by little I have dared with everything."
In her appeals to her public, "her family of hers" of hers, she has taken the opportunity to show off her good memory by remembering anecdotes, faces of followers and some profanity in Spanish.
Your next stop, at midnight, is the Teatro Carcano in Milan.
"At twelve o'clock, like Cinderella, I come home," she joked.
Laura has many projects, of which she can reveal little, except for the
launch of a new song of which she has offered a preview,
A Good Start,
and her return to Seville in August to inaugurate "an exciting era" .
The only thing she asks is to continue like this, vibrating on stage, because she "doesn't conceive of life any other way."
Not life, not success.
This is how she dismissed the concert: "My name is Laura Pausini and for the next 30 years I want to continue being your voice. I don't need anything else."
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