Nuoro sings, dances, and doesn't want to stop. The first two nights of the 27th edition of "Voci di Maggio" transformed the city into a huge collective embrace, with attendance exceeding all expectations: more than six thousand people, packed squares, sky-high enthusiasm, and packed venues. Gigi Sanna of Istentales, the event's creators, explained the event with understandable pride: " It was an exceptional turnout; we exceeded six thousand people . And it also provided a significant economic boost, a truly important aspect for the city. We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate our Nobel Prize winner Grazia Deletta, with a festival that finally opens up to big-name performers, who usually frequent the coastal areas. Our Sardinian Athens also needs evenings like this. It's an event not to be forgotten."
The celebrations kick off today, with the most anticipated day, dedicated to the thirtieth anniversary of Istentales. The event kicked off at 10:00 a.m. in the ISRE Hall with the documentary film "Istentales: 30 Years of Music Under the Stars," followed by a conference on combating femicide and gender-based violence. The morning concluded with the donation of proceeds from the song "Promesse Mascherate" to the Onda Rosa Association. At 10:00 p.m., the grand stage in Piazza Italia will light up with Dolcenera, Istentales, and the Urisè Orosei Choir. It's an evening to be experienced front-row, as the new album will be recorded live and the audience will also be singing. The fire show by Artemyde will literally set off sparks. Throughout the day, with free admission, guests can lose themselves in the Fair of typical and artisanal products and the reenactment of ancient crafts.
The curtain will fall tomorrow at 10 pm, again in Piazza Italia, with a grand finale worthy of the event: Le Vibrazioni and singer-songwriter Daniele Gala will take the stage.
