(ANSA) - SANREMO, FEBRUARY 06 - Divorce against women is back at Ariston: a video punctuated by micro-reds, 'One no one hundred thousand' is the starting point for Amadeus to launch a great concert, Saturday 19 September at the Arena Campampolo in Reggio Emilia, to raise funds for the centered violence. The testimonials are Alessandra Amoroso, Giorgia, Fiorella Mannoia, Laura Pausini, Gianna Nannini, Elisa and Emma, each with a red symbol. "When a woman struggles - says Pausini - after all she does it for all the other women, because nevertheless a woman must be subjected to violence. One hundred thousand as well as the audience that we hope will be with us in our great September concert". Nannini: "We have lined up once again because we can't take it anymore. Enough with the women victims".
Campovolo's on September 19th will be the biggest music event ever against gender-based violence: Una. None.
One hundred thousand. The concert. One hundred thousand is the number of voices that will be able to join the 7 protagonists of this incredible show: 100 thousand people, 100 thousand for women. In the past, other experiences have seen these great Italian artists together to support important causes in all-female events. But for this event, they explained on the Ariston stage, the 7 artists will not be alone: each of them will invite to sing a colleague, a man, because this time for such an urgent cause, the message that will start from the stage must be universal, all together against violence. The concert's proceeds will be provided to selected structures on the basis of transparency and traceability criteria, explaining "the group's accountant" as self-defined Fiorella Mannoia (ANSA).
September 19 concert in Campovolo against violence against women
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At Ariston we return to talk about violence against women: a video punctuated by red microphones, 'Una nostra centomila' is the starting point for Amadeus to launch a great concert, Saturday 19 September at the Arena Campovolo in Reggio Emilia, to collect f ... (ANSA)