Aigle Goimbault won the senior category of the singing festival organized by the Porta Consortium: Sam Smith’s interpretation of the song won over the jury of experts and the beautiful setting of the public. The junior category was won by Valentino Giomi, the songwriters by Jodi Una. all winners
Eagle Goimbault Won the Porta a Mare singing festival in the senior category. A goal that the young artist had already tried to achieve in the previous edition, when he placed second in the juniors. Her rendition of “I’m not alone” by Sam Smith won the hearts of the jury of experts, and above all the beautiful setting of the public present in the venues of the Consortium on the occasion of the final. Goimbault says, “The first emotion I felt was anxiety. Then, once on stage, I realized that singing is my passion and it makes me feel good. Despite studying singing from For many years, I’m still a bit loose, but I’m working on it, it’s not easy for me because I’ve always been a shy girl”. Silver Medal constance monks with “I Put a Spell on You” by Joss Stone and for third place lorenzo perondi with “Another Love” by Tom Odell. To be performed during the evening, IGD was moderated by the Operations Marketing Manager fabrizio cremonini and enlivened by the performance of the dancers of Ariadanza Di gaia lemmyEven those belonging to the junior category won valentino giomi with “Two Lives” by Marco Mengoni, followed by Laura Capolupo with “if” Ain’t Got You” by Alicia Keys and Julia Manfredi With “The Third Stoker” by Tosca. As always, there was no dearth of songwriters, with the duo winning the first prize A With “Confine” after the rapper Simon From “Like Siri” alessio palagi Perondi himself won the Critics Award, assigned by a jury made up of journalists, while the Sympathy Award, assigned through public applause, was won. Elena Mortara With “All of Me” by Ella Fitzgerald. Best Text Award, naturally reserved for lyricists, for Ill Simon. Too radio meet has decided to award two prizes: the “Indeity” one to Alessio Palagi and the general prize to Égale Goimbault. Prior to the announcement of the winners, attendees were able to view the cabaret di Fulvio Pacito and explain Matteo Freschi With “Coso Sings Things”, winner of the 2022 Critics Award.
