There are those who launch social media calls for a donation in support of Emilia-Romagna, those who will donate all the proceeds from the three concerts, such as Laura Pausini, who has already announced that live performances on 30, 1 and 2 June July in Piazza San Marco in Venice will help the communities of Solarolo, Faenza and Castelbolognese, as well as those who managed to reach the places most affected by the flood, which killed 15 people and forced 36,000 people to flee. After Nek, who went to Forlì a few days ago to join the Mud Angels and work on the shovel with other volunteers, also Amber Angiolini he wanted to contribute.
It was a former face that brought a breath of enthusiasm and hope this is not raiwhich he visited on Wednesday afternoon Modigliana among the municipalities where the situation remains very critical due to flooding and dozens of landslides. Here, the access bridge to the city on Via della Chiesa collapsed, leaving the area only accessible to rescue, emergency, or authorized vehicles. Also for this reason, Ambra Angiolini’s visit came as a big surprise to the local community, as evidenced by some of the stories shared on social media by the TV presenter herself. “He has pledged to support us in the fundraising project we have activated, with the possibility of organizing events and initiatives to best promote it,” Mayor Jader Dardi explains to Forlì Today.
The actress visited the country and met many guys, even allowing herself a few minutes of carelessness to the rhythm of the music. bring smiles back to a hard-hit community – it’s no coincidence that it’s been nicknamed the “village of a thousand landslides” – and shed light on small local realities that risk being forgotten. Meanwhile, some artists are organizing the “Valley of Music – Romagna Mia, Live Benefit Concert” on August 5, a grand musical event at the Enzo e Dino Ferrari Hippodrome in Imola, which is expected to be attended by many singers. Among the most important provisions of these hours, we note that, in agreement with the Ministry of Culture, the government will apply a surcharge of 1 euro to the cost of tickets to state museums from June 15 to September 15. Funds raised will benefit affected art assets and entertainment workers in the area.
Source: Elle