Laura Pirrigheddu enchants The Voice Generations.

The 28-year-old singer from Tempio Pausania performed on the Rai1 talent show with her student and "sister by choice" Kate-Marie Gimondi, a 12-year-old from Lodi.

First, they sang Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass," as their proud mothers looked on. Then, surprisingly, they performed in Gallura dialect: "I sing the songs in my own language," Laura said, performing Nek's "Laura non c'è" and Loredana Bertè's "Il mare d'inverno."

The five judges showered their compliments on the winner: not only Nek and Bertè, but also Rocco Hunt, Clementino, and Arisa.

" I felt a great energy," Bertè commented. "There's perfect chemistry between you. I want to work with you and have fun with you: choose me." And Laura and Kate-Marie, who had also seen Rocco Hunt and Clementino "turn around," as is the mechanics of the competition, didn't need to be told twice: "We recognize ourselves in Loredana's determination, we're with her."

For Laura Pirrigheddu, who moved to Lodi for her love of music, it's a dream come true: "I still can't believe it. Me, the Gallura people, and music." Kate-Marie Gimondi, who in addition to music also has a great passion for dairy heifers, is moved: "I raise them on my father's farm and make them beautiful for livestock shows." And of course, while she prepares them, "I sing for them."

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