American Christmas, Robbie Williams is in London

(ANSA) - LONDON, DECEMBER 18 - 10 praise performance for Robbie Williams at the Wembley Arena in London, but only because he is not allergic to the joyful melodies of American style Christmas parties and celebrations. The Natal concert by the former Take That to promote the fresh album TheChristmas Present confirmed the talent of the singer as showman, who sent into raptures yesterday evening an audience punctuated with red sequins and fur-trimmed red caps, with unmixes of old hits and Christmas songs taken from his new album.
"If you bought the ticket for the concert, but not my album, you're a bit fucked up, but if you stay around, I'll sing Angels," reassured the fans with a pinch of Stoke-on-Trent's lapop irony, dressed to party with a scarlet blazer. Accompanied by a host of ballerinas of a Broadway musical, Williams sang without makings a note, dancing with the energy of when he was a young Take That and entertaining the audience with anecdotes about his life, introduced histrionically between a track and other. Like when he said he wrote No Regrets in a period of anger, during which he lived at the mercy of alcohol and drugs, or how work can keep him away from home even for 5 or 6 weeks, to the point that his daughter expressed her wish he never works again.
In a waltz of arabesques of light that drew crystal-clear snow on stage, the British singer alternated cantinatalizi of the popular tradition, sometimes revisited, with his historical successes like Let Me Entertain You, Kids and Feel. Among the Christmas videos taken from the new album, the single Time for Change has stood out. (HANDLE).