Melissa Agliottone is the winner of the first edition of The Voice Kids, the talent show hosted by Antonella Clerici with coaches Loredana Bertè, Gigi D'Alessio, Clementino and Gigi D'Alessio and the Ricchi e Poveri, which on March 11 on Rai 1 it obtained a share of 22.7% with a peak of over 30% at the time of the announcement, and with 3 and a half million viewers on average.
A great result - underlines Rai in a note - for the two special evenings, dedicated to young singers between the ages of seven and fourteen, which comes in the wake of The Voice Senior and confirms the success of a format - produced in Italy by Fremantle - that combines fun and food for thought.
A great party that put the stories of the young competitors, their dreams, their ambitions for the future, but above all the love for music as a shared and unifying value, and the cornerstone of their growth path, at center stage.
Melissa Agliottone, 12 years old from Sant'Elpidio al Mare (Fermo), a young cantata and musician of the Loredana Bertè Team, conquered the audience in the studio first with her interpretation of "Shallow", the song by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga column of the film "A Star is Born" and then on piano with "Fallin'" by Alicia Keys.
A choice, that of the public, which arrived at the culmination of an evening full of emotions and fun, with the opening of Mr Rain, the talented rapper third classified in Sanremo, who sang accompanied by the 12 finalists of The Voice Kids, and which ended with the surprise "Blind Audition" of LDA, or Luca D'Alessio, also fresh from the Sanremo success who performed his latest hit, surprising his father Gigi.
The Voice Kids is produced by the Prime Time Entertainment Directorate in collaboration with Fremantle Italia and Marco Tombolini and is the offspring of The Voice, an international format created by John de Mol, one of the most viewed in the world.
Directed by Sergio Colabona.
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