Salmo closes out Red Valley. And he does so with a show that honors the festival's tenth edition and what should be (the conditional is a must despite the announcement the day before) his last time at Red Valley.
The Olbia rapper, who will be embarking on his first world tour this fall, took the stage at 2 a.m. and left two hours later. The live show at the Olbia Arena, the icing on the cake of four evenings of pop, rap, urban, and dance music, with over 40 artists taking the stage, included tracks from Salmo's latest album ("Ranch") and classic hits.
There are “On fire”, “Neurologia”, “Beatcoin”, “Russel Crowe” and “90min” , which follows a discussion on the latest events, from the dissing between Fedez and Tony Effe, which continued at the Red Valley in recent days, to the death, which occurred yesterday, of Pippo Baudo.
"How I missed singing live: thank you so much, Olbia," says Salmo. And at the Olbia Arena, the pro-Salmo choir begins, while the Gallura-born artist prepares to close the festival with an explosive DJ set that will usher the night into dawn and the audience into bed.
