The brown bob, the tight dress and the usual determination. This is how Alessandra Amoroso introduces herself in the videoclip of Room 209, his latest single available on all digital platforms and released in collaboration with DB Boulevard. Born from an idea of Amoroso herself, the video, directed by Amedeo Zancanella, aka Sansdieu, is completely filmed in Formentera, trying to convey that sense of lightness and lightheartedness that we also find in the backstage, available exclusively on Apple Music here and of which Vanity Fair an excerpt is given above.
It is very easy to mistake lightness for superficiality, but if there is one thing that Alessandra Amoroso has always been committed to doing with her music, it is to try to tell how important it is to live every moment of life to the fullest and enjoy it to the fullest. This is, after all, the message contained within Room 209dance song that, in addition to offering the cross-section of a carefree night, is presented as a hymn to independence and the ability to free ourselves from all those mental patterns that prevent us from living fully every moment, not giving a damn about the judgments of others.
For Alessandra Amoroso it is a decidedly lucky period: after Room 209 and the maxi-concert One, none. One hundred thousand. The concertthe biggest musical event ever against gender violence to be held at the RCF Arena Reggio Emilia on 11 June together with Fiorella Mannoia, Emma, Giorgia, Elisa, Gianna Nannini and Laura Pausini, the wait is all for Everything happens in San Siro, Alessandra’s first concert at the G. Meazza Stadium in Milan. The event, scheduled for July 13marks an important milestone in the artist’s career, who will be the second Italian woman to conquer one of the most coveted stages of Italian and international pop and rock music after Laura Pausini.
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