Lorenzo Salvetti is the winner of the 25th edition of Amici, the Canale 5 talent show that set a season record last night with nearly 3.5 million viewers.
Fifth place went to Angie: the singer from Uta still managed to make her mark by winning the Radio Award , an award given by radio networks and listeners to the voice and song considered the strongest in terms of airplay. This award previews the true test outside of the talent show: recording success. Despite finishing just short of the podium, Angelica Ibba was one of the most popular contestants, forging a distinct identity between emotional pop and urban sounds.
Salvetti, whose musical education spans piano, singing, and musical theater (as well as studying baroque singing), defeated dancer Alessio Di Ponzio, considered one of the favorites before the show, in the final, overturning the odds thanks to public televoting. "It all happened so suddenly, so unexpected. I entered the school with so many fears and doubts, and I didn't expect to get this far: it was a unique experience," he says. "You can only explain 'Amici' if you experience it. It makes you cry, laugh, and get angry. But I made my own path."












