A Trip Around the World!

2023 is the year of Laura Pausini. Thirty years have passed since her victory at the San Remo Festival with the song La Solitudine/La Soledad, which marked the beginning of Laura Pausini's phenomenal rise. A few years later, she became the most awarded and listened to Italian artist around the world. There have been three very successful decades, with more than thirteen albums released, 75 million copies sold worldwide and dozens of national and international awards, including a GRAMMY, four Latin GRAMMYs, a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination.

Laura Pausini has collaborated with some of the most influential artists in music history and performed on the world's most prestigious stages. In 2023, five years after her last album Fatti Sentire / Hazte Sentir, with which she won a Latin GRAMMY, and five years after her last concert (2018), Laura Pausini wants to return to her fans and celebrate this important milestone. She has always been grateful for the love and support she has received over the years and, as she always likes to remember, “it allowed her music to reach heights she had never dreamed of.”

To celebrate this important event, for the first time in her career, the artist will perform on the magnificent stage of Piazza San Marco, in Venice, on June 30th and then in Plaza de España, in Seville, on July 21st.

“In these 30 years, I have done almost a thousand shows, and singing live is the reason why I love this job. I call it that with pride, because music is serious business. It is born from passion and, when you have the luck and talent to make it your job, it takes a lot of training, discipline, perseverance, will and sacrifice. And it pays off. I learned this profession in practice, traveling from the beginning, studying to sing in five languages, never giving up and making many sacrifices. I'm always very proud of that! Because singing around the world in Italian, songs written by Italians, with shows designed by Italians, is always very exciting. I realized that, in all these years, I had never sung in Venice, nor in Seville, so I wanted to start the tour there and return to the squares, because my first tour, in 1993, was precisely in the Italian squares. I'm very excited to announce the first two shows of the tour. I will reveal more details very soon. This is just a taste of what will come to celebrate this anniversary with you. Thank you for everything you gave me in these 30 years, it changed my life and my dreams.”

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