No one is exempt from learning and growing in life.
Learning is inevitable and necessary for growth and development in life. Your love brightens my life and fills me with warmth and happiness. Transforming yourself is possible, and the results will surprise and amaze you. Zucchero’s performance was part of a global media event entitled #Earthrise which involved all 193 member countries of the United Nations.Let go of old habits and embrace change, open your mind to the possibilities around you. Music crosses walls and shortens distances”. In a drama like the one we are experiencing, we can use the voice to be closer, we can react together, in every corner of the world. So we decided that we should have done something to emphasize that the act of singing is a great form of resistance. But what amazed both of us, was the reaction of the people when we saw them singing on the balconies. “ This song was born in the initial phase of the emergency – says Zucchero – When I spoke to Bono, we were both very touched by the drama that Northern Italy was experiencing. A unique exhibition where the voices of both artists merges together at the end of the song to send a worldwide message of great union. In a complex period as the one we are going through, this song is a positive message of hope for everyone, a hymn to life.
“CANTA LA VITA” is yet another confirmation of the artistic connection that has been linking Zucchero and Bono for such a long time. The touching performance took place in an empty iconic Colosseum Square in Rome, for the 50 th anniversary of the World’s Earth Day. On the night of Wednesday 22nd April, 2020 Zucchero “Sugar” Fornaciari performed – for the first time ever – the original song “CANTA LA VITA”, written together with Bono Vox and taken from “ Let Your Love Be Known”. To celebrate EARTH DAY 50th ANNIVERSARY – ZUCCHERO “SUGAR” FORNACIARI performed at Rome Colosseum his brand new song “ Canta la vita” written with BONO VOX I am attaching the full story below in press release The Korgis’ song is about the loss of innocence at realising the sheer power of love, but in this context is charged with something even deeper: the pain of grief and the inevitability of death.” There is a fabulous piece in the Guardian in which music editor Ben Beaumont-Thomas says “ But it’s Italian star Zucchero who steals the show, covering Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometimes on piano. Zucchero performs “Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime” | One World: Together At Home Here is Zucchero’s performance on this link : On Saturday April 18th – Zucchero joined Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones and some of the biggest names in music, movies and television to take part in One World: Together At Home a global celebration of support for the incredible frontline health workers and the World Health Organisation.
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