Munich's favorite Italian Eros Ramazzotti played in the sold-out Olympiahalle on Wednesday evening.
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How long do you actually pass as a rascal?
Is it over at 20, or at 50?
Munich's favorite Italian Eros Ramazzotti proved on Wednesday evening (March 1, 2023) in the sold-out Olympiahalle: There is no age limit for really big rascals.
Grande Eros wowed his fans like he was still 20. But that was an incredible four decades ago.
And he threw hits around as lavishly as only his English rascal counterpart Robbie Williams can.
Let me entertain you, but in Italian.
Eros Ramazzotti in Munich: The Olympic Hall is sold out
The fact that Roman Robbie will become a grandfather in April and 60 in October – that can only be fake news.
Although he reveals it himself: "Divento nonno", I'm going to be a grandfather.
Shortly after eight, Signore Ramazzotti comes onto the stair-like stage, with the eternal heart of love bumpering in the background – fitting for the current album “Battito infinito”.
With its dramatic title song, Eros immediately shows that he has survived his recent laryngitis well.
Ramazzotti turns 60 in October: seriously?
But of course tutto Monaco is waiting for the crackers to sing along - whether in original Italian or in a language that at least sounds like it.
And Eros nazionale doesn't take long to ask.
First he fires the glitter jacket into the corner, much to the delight of the spectators.
And then the Ramazzotti choirs warm up with “Dove c'è musica”.
where's the music
Here she is - in, with all due respect, Munich's largest Eros Center.
Then later: "All you can sing", the hits flat rate, including "Un emozione per sempre", "Se bastasse una canzone" (with a big Eros guitar solo), "Terra promessa" or "Solo con te" - as an acoustic insert that provides that cozy "Oh, that was nice back then" feeling.
That's what you came for after all.
What Robbie's "Angels" is called by Eros "Adesso tu".
Ah, sigh, wallow.
Add to that a squeaky clean band to support you, an elaborate video show and the occasional “Thank you Munitsch” from the maestro – and a brilliant evening is complete, from which countless stars who are barely half their age can cut many slices off.
Eros and Michelle's grandchild can be happy: it will have a lot of fun with this eternally young lause grandpa.