Those who had the privilege of participating live in the great charity concert Una, niente, centomila which was held last May 5th at the Verona Arena will have been a little disappointed to discover that one of the singers who was initially scheduled in the lineup, Ornella Vanoni, unfortunately he was not present. The artist explained the reasons behind her last-minute cancellation with a video published on social media, where she said that her absence was justified by a small but annoying health problem.
Ornella Vanoni, that's why she wasn't at Una, Nella, Centomila: “I would have died!”
In the past few hours the artist shared a video in which he told his fans why he was absent from the event, which we remind you will be broadcast next Wednesday 8 May on Rai 1 hosted by Amadeus. Basically, right before going on stage at the Arena Ornella Vanoni she held two concerts of two hours each which, however, created an accumulation of lactic acid which caused serious problems with her legs. After thinking about it a lot, and also under the advice of her son, the singer realized that she would not be able to perform, precisely because she was too tired. “I would have died,” commented with a hint of irony Vanoni, who among other things underlined how important the occasion was and how relevant the fact is that this time One, None, One Hundred Thousand men also performed (“I really wanted to, but I did two concerts and I didn't calculate well and after two concerts of two hours each, even if they went well, I couldn't walk anymore. I couldn't move anymore due to the acid in the attic, I was deathly tired”has explained).
The live show, organized to raise funds for anti-violence centers against women, was however a great success with the public and saw the participation of Alessandra Amoroso, Annalisa, Samuele Bersani, Big Mama, Brunori Sas, Elodie, Emma, Niccolò Fabi, Achille Lauro, Ermal Meta, Fiorella Mannoia, Francesca Michielin, Fabrizio Moro, Mahmood, Noemi, Piero Pelù, Giuliano Sangiorgi, Tananai, Paola Turci , Anna Foglietta And Massimiliano Caiazzo.
Credits: Parole e Dintorni press office