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Gigi D'Alessio approda a Milano con il suo Malaterra World Tour. Il cantautore torna con i suoi grandi successi e tante novità. Il 3 aprile al Mediolanum Forum di Assago.
Dopo aver girato Europa, Sud America, Australia e Stati Uniti, Gigi d'Alessio torna nei palazzetti per otto appuntamenti tutti italiani. Malaterra, uscito a ottobre, è un album ricco di inediti e nuovi arrangiamenti dei cavalli di battaglia dell'artista: i classici della tradizione napoletana.
Un progetto importante, che vede Gigi duettare con alcuni dei più grandi musicisti italiani e mondiali: dall'interpretazione di 'Na sera 'e maggio con Gianni Morandi fino alla classica 'O Sarracino, in salsa tutta nuova grazie alla collaborazione con il chitarrista americano Michael Thompson.
Una serie di concerti che vedranno Gigi in una veste nuova, protagonista di uno spettacolo evento dove tradizione e innovazione si fonderanno per creare atmosfere uniche.
Un vero show che regalerà emozioni e grandi sorprese senza dimenticare l’impegno sociale che ha sviluppato l’intero progetto.
La scaletta dei concerti comprenderà alcuni dei classici napoletani, canzoni conosciute in tutto il mondo che fanno parte dell’omonimo progetto discografico di D’Alessio, uscito lo scorso autunno.
Una storia e un percorso artistico che hanno portato Gigi D’Alessio a collaborare con alcuni dei più grandi musicisti e interpreti del mondo musicale e che lo hanno visto nel 2014 conquistare la vetta della World Billboard Music Chart con il suo ultimo album.
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My Sister's Wedding (Estefania Ties Pedro)
Friday, May 8th, 2015
New York City
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Niederrheinpokal, halbfinale
Rot-Weiß Oberhausen v MSV Duisburg
Stadion Niederrhein
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Published On January 30, 1990
Portland Mayor Bud Clark and Police Chief Richard D. Walker go over proposals to add more police to the city's community policing program..
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First published #OnThisDay for the January 24, 1947 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Norman Rockwell's painting, "Happy Skiers on a Train."
In this quintessential picture of skiers traveling to the slopes of Vermont in the 1940s, Rockwell captures the spirit of the times and documents a style of travel now almost completely vanished. The Rutland Railroad, part of the New York Central System, dispatched several passenger trains each day that linked Arlington with New York and Montreal. With the Winter Olympics of 1932 held across Vermont’s Lake Champlain in Lake Placid, skiing became fashionable and ski areas opened throughout the state. The movie White Christmas in 1942 further mythologized Vermont as a winter wonderland, and in 1944 Moonlight in Vermont was a popular tune around the country.
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Rot Weiss Essen v Rot-Weiß Oberhausen
BSA Sachsenring
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