Vita Gazette – Annalisa will be Roma Pride’s godmother, and her last song will also be the event’s anthem. Roma Pride turns 30 this year.

Annalisa will be the godmother of the 30th Roma Pride, scheduled for June 15th.

Mario Colamarino, spokesperson for Roma Pride, announced the presence of Annalisa as godmother of the event: “We are certain that her contribution and her civil commitment for equal rights give an important added value to the event, helping to pass the message that a civilised and democratic country can no longer tolerate discrimination and denial and must proceed on the path of full equality and freedom for all”.

Annalisa, after having conquered America, where Billboard Italia chose her for the “Global Force” award at the Billboard Women in Music, the annual event dedicated to the most influential women in the music industry, brings her music to France, where hit “Sincerely” which has just gone Double Platinum, was released in an Italian-French version with Olivia Stone and the remix by Bob Sinclar will be released on Friday 28 March.

A new appointment will be made to see her protagonist in June. In the meantime, she has just achieved another critical milestone: with the Fifth Platinum “Mon Amour”, the first solo song by an Italian artist to accomplish this result, thus obtaining 38 Platinum and 13 Gold. With three singles in the Top 100 and five in the Top 200, as well as in the official Fimi/Gfk singles chart, Annalisa is the most listened-to female artist on Spotify and the first woman to enter the US Billboard global chart in the top 100.

On April 10th, he will return to the stages of the arenas for the Tutti nel vortice Palasport, which will touch the main Italian cities with already sold-out concerts in Florence, Milan, Bari, Naples, Rome and Padua, while in May he will be at the Verona Arena for the first time with two dates on May 14th and May 20th, the singer-songwriter’s live performances continue into the summer with “Tutti nel vortice outdoor”, a series of concerts at prestigious festivals.