At Red Valley Madame remembers Michela Murgia: «I thank Sardinia for having forged a woman I respect»
The singer, born Francesca Calearo, spoke about the writer from Cabras
Madame pays homage to Michela Murgia. Headlining together with Ernia and the Nuclear Tactical Penguins of the second day of the Red Valley Festival , the Venetian singer-songwriter, born Francesca Calearo, closed her Olbia date last night, just before midnight, remembering Michela Murgia, the writer from Cabras who died on August 10th.
After entertaining 25,000 at the Olbia Arena with "Avatar", "How strong I thought about you", "Tu mi hai capito" and "Baby", the Sanremo hit "Il bene nel Male" and the latest hit "Aranciata" , and interludes with the public, question and answer mode, Madame took her leave in the Gallura night like this: «I am very attached to Sardinia», she said with a hand on her heart, «and I thank you for having forged a woman I respect: Michela. Long live queer, long live Michela Murgia and long live the future of our country".
